Having opened its doors on February 24, at the Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, the Agricultural Show is in full swing. Many political figures have already presented themselves at the event, to start with Emmanuel Macron or Jordan Bardella. This Tuesday, February 27, for the first time in his career, it was Prime Minister Gabriel Attal who walked the aisles of the show. The former Minister of Education also had to deal with a horde of journalists, who followed him throughout the event. The politician also made a remark which did not go unnoticed on this subject. “I spoke with trade union organizations this morning, then with breeders and farmers very concretely. And if there were fewer of you [les journalistes, NDLR], I could access more easily the French who are behind“assured the head of government.
A sequence that Lorrain Sénéchal returned to in his column 5/5, broadcast during the show C à vous, this Tuesday, February 27. The columnist notably noted that Gabriel Attal was not only followed by journalists. “It’s our fault, as luck would have it! It’s not just journalists. It is also the important security system around the Prime Minister”, he regretted, referring to the chaotic arrival of Emmanuel Macron at the Agricultural Show, this Saturday February 24. And to add: “As for Emmanuel Macron, difficult if not impossible for visitors to approach the head of government.”
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Gabriel Attal annoyed at the Salon de l’Agriculture: “Go have a glass of milk!”
During his visit, Gabriel Attal was still able to interact with many agricultural professionals. Although everything went well at first, things quickly turned sour. The Prime Minister was confronted by several protesters, including a first who challenged him on the subject of ecology, then a second who came to complain about being manipulated by the government. But that’s not all ! A third person challenged Gabriel Attal, forcing the politician to retort: “Come on, sir, go have a glass of milk!” A very strange way to advertise the milk tasting stand that was right next door.
Article written in collaboration with 6Medias.
Photo credits: Capture – France 5