The emblematic figures of the political world continue to be affected by the Covid-19. Thursday, December 17, 2020, Emmanuel Macron seized his social networks to announce to the French that he had contracted the coronavirus. The Head of State was nonetheless reassuring: “I will keep you posted, every day”, he said, bending with good grace then to a period of isolation to avoid future contamination within the Elysee. “I wanted to reassure you, I’m fine. I have the same symptoms as yesterday, that is to say fatigue, headaches and dry coughs, like the hundreds of thousands of you who have had to live with this virus or are living with it today “, confided Friday, December 18, 2020 Emmanuel Macron.
Thursday, December 17, 2020, Olivier Véran announced on the set of C to You that the President of the Republic contracted the virus during his visit to the European Council on December 10. Today cured, Emmanuel Macron no longer arouses the concern of the French.
A “rifle covid”
It is now Arnaud Montebourg’s turn to attract all eyes. According to an article in Parisian published on Sunday April 4, 2021, the former minister contracted the virus in mid-February 2021. Like Emmanuel Macron, Arnaud Montebourg was struck by a “rifle covid “, as one of his relatives informed our colleagues. Two months later, Arnaud Montebourg “does not have the shape of the century“, regrets the anonymous informant. Aware of the fragility of his state of health, the former Minister of the Economy, Productive Recovery and Digital canceled its obligations for the month of March and the month of April so as to “voluntarily withdraw”, while continuing to work “to better come back“. However, do not expect Arnaud Montebourg to express himself on his state of health : “He sees no benefit in commenting on the health situation on television sets and the management of the executive: that pisses him off”, commented Philippe Lentschener, communication specialist. That is what it says …
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