After the adoption of the immigration law, which caused significant turbulence in the ranks of the majority, Emmanuel Macron now intends to relaunch his five-year term and this will probably involve a reshuffle. At the microphone of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews this Friday, Maud Bregeon, Renaissance MP for Hauts-de-Seine, returns to the subject.
A new course and new momentum: Emmanuel Macron hopes to turn the page on an eventful year and begin a relaunch of his five-year term, during his wishes to the Nation on Sunday, while waiting for the big “rendez-vous” that he promised in January to the French and that of the Olympics with the world.
Against the backdrop of a major unknown: will the government reshuffle, which appears more and more unavoidable, take place at the start of the year – or later – and with which incumbent at Matignon?
“Redesigning is the prerogative of the President of the Republic”
For Maud Bregeon, Renaissance MP for Hauts-de-Seine, guest of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews on Friday, differences on a subject should not lead to a reshuffle. “I refute the idea that because there have been differences on a subject, that must necessarily lead to a reshuffle,” she said before adding that she will not give her opinion on this possible news ministerial page. “Reshuffling a government is the prerogative and the prerogative alone of the President of the Republic.”
“What I hope is that we continue to carry out transformative reforms for the country and to ensure that people live a little better than yesterday,” she continued while recognizing the courage of Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne this year.
A new lease of life for a second five-year term
The year which is opening also promises to be rich in political, diplomatic and memorial meetings which the Head of State intends to take advantage of to breathe new life into an often struggling second five-year term. Challenge of the Europeans in June, with a National Rally (RN) favorite in the polls, 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings, Paris Olympic Games from July 26 to August 11: France will in many ways be at the center of international attention .