Legislative: “The projects presented by LFI and its allies or the RN would be a catastrophe for our economy”, warns Gabriel Attal

Fifteen days after the dissolution, Emmanuel Macron wrote a letter to the French published in the press. In this letter, the president promised Sunday “to act until May 2027”, even if his camp finds itself in a delicate position one week before the legislative elections. The president also appealed to abstainers, asking them not to be “afraid”. “Don’t give up. Vote,” he wrote.

Guest of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews on Monday, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal expands on the words of the Head of State. “Don’t resign yourself to having to choose between the National Rally and La France insoumise. I meet a lot of French people, I travel in the field, I have visited almost fifteen departments in the last two weeks and a lot of French people tell me ‘ we don’t want to choose between the extreme left and the extreme right,'” he said.

“These legislative elections are not a referendum for or against the president”

“Whatever the result of this legislative election, the President of the Republic will be President of the Republic until 2027 and these legislative elections are not a referendum for or against the president but the choice of a project of a majority in the National Assembly and therefore of a Prime Minister and a government However, the projects which are presented or the political lines presented by La France insoumise and its allies or the National Rally would be a catastrophe for our economy and our jobs. , it’s not me who says it, it’s the business leaders themselves, the association of business leaders, large companies with millions of employees, the boss of SMEs, the CPME, who say that if the RN wins, France would go to the wall and that hundreds of thousands of jobs would be destroyed,” he declared on Laurence Ferrari’s microphone.