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CHRONIC. Promotion for some, professionalization for others, the composition of the government says a lot about the next five years.
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By Michele Cotta
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En quickly reading the list of ministers who make up the government of Elisabeth Borne, one gets the impression that it is a very wise team, “equal and balanced”, as she says herself, in which dominate the personalities close to the President of the Republic, who made their classes during the first five-year term, and have well deserved macronism.
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