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At the Élysée, at Matignon or at the Assembly, the Cazeneuves (nothing to do with Bernard) have a key role in the presidential system.
By Nathalie Schuck
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LDuring Sunday meals in the family home of Saint-Cloud (Hauts-de-Seine), there was no discussion among the Cazeneuves of politics or elections. We debated the life of the city, ideas clashed, each member of the table competing with the others. “We had to get up to speed” one of them remembers. Curious and agile minds, huge hard workers, all could have had a career in the private sector, “make money”, as Nicolas Sarkozy dreamed of. Who is still crazy enough to jeopardize their professional and private life, even their heritage, for an uncertain course as a local elected official? At a time when the political class is struggling to arouse vocations, they were seduced by Emmanuel Macron’s speech on overcoming worn-out divisions, promoting…
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