8:12 am: Guillaume Peltier wants to rely on Chinese and Israeli diplomacy for a ceasefire in Ukraine
“We propose that France rely on China or on Israel, which is conducting negotiations, to reach a ceasefire, without undermining the territorial integrity of Ukraine and guaranteeing the non-extension of NATO ”, indicates the spokesperson for Eric Zemmour on the set of Public Senate.
8:08 am: “Finally freedom”, reacts Guillaume Peltier to the reduction of the health protocol
This Monday, the health protocol to fight against Covid-19 is lightened with, in particular, the end of the compulsory mask in closed places (excluding transport and health establishments). “Finally freedom, after two terrible years for our people”, reacts Guillaume Peltier, spokesperson for Eric Zemmour, on Public Senate.
“The key subject is whether we will be able to learn the lessons of this crisis,” he adds. […] Forty years of political class have led us to this decline on the principle of sovereignty, of our independence. Sovereignty is at the heart of our program with Eric Zemmour, Emmanuel Macron failed on this. »
7:49 am: Macron “wants to avoid confrontation” charges Xavier Bertrand
The Head of State indicated that he would not participate in a debate with his opponents before the first round. Xavier Bertrand, who had offered Emmanuel Macron four exchanges with his four pursuers in the polls, again castigates this choice of the president. “In a democracy, you need confrontation, so that the French can form their opinion”, underlines Valérie Pécresse’s “territorial” adviser on France 2.
“Four weeks ago, what prevented him from having debates? “Questions the president of Hauts-de-France. “He knows how to hold video meetings, meetings with his parliamentarians and he does not find the opportunity to hold in four weeks, four times, a one-hour democratic debate with those who can reach the second round according to the polls. ? He wants to avoid it, this election, this confrontation”, blames Xavier Bertrand.
7:44 am: Xavier Bertrand calls on the government for “transparency” on the “new cases” of Covid
Despite the reduction in the health protocol on Monday, “we must be careful”, pleads the “territorial” adviser of Valérie Pécresse, Xavier Bertrand. “Pharmacists say that there are many positive cases today, so we have the right to keep a certain number of barrier gestures, to be very vigilant and for the government to tell us, in complete transparency, in the new case “, he adds on the set of France 2.
7:10 a.m.: Morning guests
France 2 – 7:40 a.m. – Xavier Bertrand, “territorial” advisor to Valérie Pécresse, president of the Hauts-de-France region
Public Senate – 8:00 a.m. – Guillaume Peltier, spokesperson for Eric Zemmour and Executive Vice-President of Reconquête
CNews – 8:15 a.m. – Louis Aliot, mayor (RN) of Perpignan
Sud Radio – 8:15 a.m. – Alexis Corbière, spokesperson for Jean-Luc Mélenchon and deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis
7:02 am: A big political evening this Monday evening on TF1
Eight of the twelve candidates for the presidential election, including Emmanuel Macron, will take part this evening on TF1 in a great political evening, where they will not however be gathered to debate. In addition to the outgoing president, the other candidates present will be Anne Hidalgo, Yannick Jadot, Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Valérie Pécresse, Fabien Roussel and Eric Zemmour.
Scheduled at 8:20 p.m., this live broadcast should end around 11 p.m. It is called “France facing the war” because the conflict in Ukraine and its consequences for France will be at the center of the questions.
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7:01 am: Mélenchon ahead of Pécresse in a final poll
The Insoumis candidate has invited himself into the leading pack of Emmanuel Macron’s pursuers in the polls. With 12% of voting intentions according to a “rolling” Ipsos / Le Parisien / franceinfo poll published on Saturday, he is just behind Eric Zemmour (13.5%) behind the escaped Emmanuel Macron (30.5%) and Marine Le Pen (16%), but ahead of Valérie Pécresse (11%).
What to remember from Sunday
7 a.m.: Welcome to this live broadcast devoted to political news and the campaign for the 2022 presidential election.