A meeting that promises to be tense. The leader of the environmentalists Marine Tondelier deplores this Monday, December 9 on RTL the way in which Emmanuel Macron directs the consultations to name a successor to Michel Barnier and form a new government, while his side must be received at the Elysée. this Monday.
“Everyone is looking for solutions except him (Emmanuel Macron, editor’s note),” says the head of the Ecologists.
“France is immersed in endless discussions, all because the President of the Republic does not want to respect the result of the legislative elections,” he laments again.
“Upset”
“On Wednesday I wrote an open letter to Emmanuel Macron, I wrote to all the leaders of the Republican party to tell them that in the very serious moment in which we find ourselves, we had to do things that we had never done. “, but “Gabriel Attal was the only party leader who did not respond to me,” Marine Tondelier laments today, stating that she is “disappointed.”
The head of the Greens approached all the parties participating in the republican front on Wednesday to “propose” that they “work together”, after the vote on the motion of censure against Michel Barnier.
“Meanwhile (Friday), Emmanuel Macron received all the leaders of the political forces in his camp, plus the Socialist Party, in a deliberate effort to fracture the New Popular Front and try to isolate the leading Socialist Party to confront him alone against the matches. of its majority,” says Marine Tondelier this Monday.
Ecologists, communists and Liot consulted this Monday
Initially, environmentalists were not invited to the Elysée to be consulted by Emmanuel Macron. Only the parties from the presidential camp, namely Renaissance, Modem and Horizons, but also the Republicans and the Socialist Party had received an invitation.
Since then, the situation has evolved and Marine Tondelier must be received this Monday at the Elysée starting at 11 a.m., with the president of the ecological deputies Cyrielle Châtelain and the president of the ecological senators Guillaume Gontard.
The communists and the independent group Liot must also speak with the president at the Elysée this Monday.
“We can’t talk about ourselves”
Marine Tondelier says she regrets the spectacle put on by the political class on Friday during the first day of consultations led by Emmanuel Macron.
“I saw many party leaders leaving (the Elysée) talking about themselves,” he lamented, referring to “political parties talking to political parties.”
“All this is not serious, at a given moment we do not have to talk about ourselves,” “we have to talk about the French,” he said.
Source: BFM TV
