Who will be the future Prime Minister of Emmanuel Macron re-elected Sunday evening President of the Republic? If the name of the current Minister of Labor Elisabeth Borne circulated in the newsrooms, nothing filtered even if the Head of State smiled at the mention of his name.
The sequence immortalized by our journalist Livio Ferrero could be a document for history if the hypothesis is confirmed. Sunday evening, the name of the current Minister of Labor Elisabeth Borne circulated actively in the newsrooms. Bosseuse, personality rather anchored on the left who worked with Ségolène Royal at the Ministry of Ecology from 2014 to 2015, who exercised as prefect and was the president of the RATP from 2015 to 2017, she ticks all the boxes . Better still, she was sent to the front on Sunday evening on television sets while the other ministers celebrated the re-election of Emmanuel Macron at the Champ-de-Mars in Paris. Not just a coincidence…
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Sunday evening, while Emmanuel Macron was taking a walkabout precisely at the Champ-de-Mars after his re-election speech, the journalists present tried to snatch the name of Jean Castex’s successor from him. In vain. “It’s not tonight that I’m going to say it,” he slips first. But when asked more openly if it will be Elisabeth Borne, the President of the Republic, amused at the audacity, smiles and does what seems to be a wink at our reporter… Unless be it the flashes of the photographers.
Elizabeth #Thick headed future prime minister? When we mention his name, the president prefers to smile!#Elections2022 #I vote pic.twitter.com/wqwyGpB9DA
—Livio (@LivioFerrero) April 24, 2022
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