The winner of the popular Primary considers that a “real separation of powers” is necessary.
It foresees a great upheaval if it reaches the Élysée. In an interview at JDD , Christiane Taubira promises to thoroughly review the rules that govern Parliament, and in particular the National Assembly. And urges a “real separation of powers” so that “the legislative power” can stop the “executive power”.
Read alsoEmmanuel Macron pushed by the majority to relaunch the construction site of the institutions
Even if it means reinforcing the first to the detriment of the second. “We must give Parliament control of its agenda and its agenda,” she promises. Since the constitutional reform of July 2008, the agenda is already “shared” between the government and the two Chambers. Before, determination was essentially a prerogative of the executive.
Read alsoChristiane Taubira embodies “wokism” and “the wanderings of the left”, according to Manuel Valls
Minister of the Valls government, who twice initiated the 49.3 procedure, Christiane Taubira denounces a “forced passage”, which she aims to remove. A pike to the former prime minister, who pays it back in the same newspaper on a completely different theme. According to him, with Christiane Taubira, “wokism invests a presidential candidate. Assa Traoré is for her a chance for France. For me, it’s a curse for the left. »
Back on the institutional site, the one who was already a contender for the queen election in 2002 wants to repeal the power to dissolve the Lower House which falls to the President of the Republic. For her, “when the National Assembly irritates it, the president forces it or dissolves it: it is no longer possible. By what right can we strike out the suffrage of the French? “A proposal that may seem totally offbeat, since there has not been such a procedure since April 1997… The winner of the popular Primary finally envisages “that citizens’ amendments can be proposed, debated and adopted in Parliament”. While developing the “citizens’ initiative referendum”.
SEE ALSO – Presidential 2022: Taubira, “the disarmed prophetess”
Read alsoPresidential 2022: just launched, Christiane Taubira already finds herself in difficulty
In general, the one that oscillates around 5% in the polls wants to put the French “on the way to a new Republic” and “to put an end to the presidential monarchy”. Before taking out the claws against Emmanuel Macron: “We are coming out of a very Bonapartist presidency. This conception of the state infantilized the people. “Almost two months before the presidential election, the Guyanese responds to the accusations of lack of program, which she “declines since December” and which she will officially present by February 20.