A soap opera that somewhat bored Apolline de Malherbe. While rumors of a possible reshuffle have been rife for several weeks, Elisabeth Borne ended the debate. On Monday January 8, the Prime Minister resigned to Emmanuel Macron. Following this announcement, the President of the Republic has decided to give the keys of Matignon to Gabriel Attalwho has held the position of Minister of National Education and Youth since July 2023. Invited to react to this promotion on the set of Dailythis Tuesday, January 9, Apolline de Malherbe was unable to hide his weariness with this news which has continued to make the headlines in recent days. “I’ll tell you, this reshuffle, It totally pissed me off! Besides, I said it like that on the air and I’ve been saying it for three days,” she confided.
And to continue without tongue in cheek: “We were told about Julien Denormandie, I have nothing against Julien Denormandie, but honestly, It was a total bore!” However, for the political journalist from BFM TV, the appointment of Gabriel Attal brought a little bite to this reshuffle. “Go find a Gabriel Attal who, in fact, will first tickle a certain number of big cats who would have liked to have this place and who suddenly have it stolen by a 34-year-old guy, it’s interesting. It’s quite daring”, developed the mother. And to continue: “He’s someone who really surprised us. (…) I think something is happening”. To be continued…
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Apolline de Malherbe cash on Gabriel Attal’s balance sheet
After giving his point of view on the ministerial reshuffle, Apolline de Malherbe tried to take stock of Gabriel Attal as Minister of National Education. “Trust”, she responded in one word to Yann Barthès. And to continue: “Restore confidence, I think. Including among teachers. That’s what’s most surprising. The teachers liked it”.
After his appointment as head of this ministry, Gabriel Attal put in place the postponement of the baccalaureate specialty tests from March to June, a plan to fight against harassment and pleaded for greater demands on students. students. If he wishes to take the school’s cause to Matignon, Gabriel Attal knows that other files await him to relaunch the five-year term.
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