Used to being cash, Karine Le Marchand rebelled in Instagram Story against the government. A frank rant from the M6 host on a very specific subject.
Karine Le Marchand doesn’t hold her tongue in her pocket. It is also for her naturalness and spontaneity that she is appreciated in the animation of Love is in the meadow. The M6 show connects single farmers with suitors. But recently, it was for her family that she stepped up to the plate.
The presenter’s daughter was in fact arrested for cannabis use. The friend of Stéphane Plaza, accused of domestic violence, spoke publicly to defend Alya, placed in police custody. And she was able to count on the support of the “ADP” participants. During the massive farmers’ protests, she wanted to dialogue with the demonstrators present at a dam in Paris. It was them that she thought of in his Instagram Story from this Wednesday, April 3, 2024.
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The M6 host’s rant
On her social network, Karine Le Marchand filmed herself in her car. She declares, cash as usual: “Luckily I’m sitting down, fortunately I’m going to laugh a little at Grosses Têtes because I’m on my ass, I just read the bill for agriculturethe great law which will promise us national sovereignty”. An introduction full of irony as a preamble, before continuing: “I don’t know whether to laugh or cry: there is nothing, nothing, about farmers’ remuneration”.
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The M6 host added: “Excuse me, eh, but today there is a minimum minimum wage in France, so what is the point of saying that we are going to revalue agricultural professions and that we are going to create an entity that will help young people to settle down if it means that they work 70 hours a week to earn 500 bucks? They won’t go and we will all die without a farm and we will depend on foreign countries to eat what they want to sell us, at whatever price they want. “. She also questions the equalim law to buy French products at the right price compared to other European countries.
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Karine Le Marchand addresses the government
Very angry because of this absence in the bill, Karine Le Marchand shared her indignation: “I don’t understand… I’m not pushing for insurrection but it’s bullshit, I’m very angry”. She then attempts to address the government directly: “I have nothing against your government but I think you have not understood people’s anger”.
It remains to be seen whether those she tagged in her Story will respond to her. It implicates the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron, and the Minister of Agriculture Marc Fesneau.
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