“I don’t believe it”. While the Socialists call Emmanuel Macron to appoint a left prime minister, the leader of rebel deputies Mathilde Panot swept this hypothesis with a setback.
“I don’t think Emmanuel Macron can appoint a leftist government, in any case that is not in a rupture program,” he insists on BFMTV-RMC this Wednesday, October 8.
Criticizing the discussions between PS and Gabriel Attal, former Prime Minister of the Head of State, Deputy LFI believes that “at this stage, ask for a cohabitation with the President of the Republic not only to save Emmanuel Macron when he is released from all parties, but also to waste time in the country.”
“Who does the PS go with to the government?”
The socialists are “afraid of returning to the surveys”, which is reduced to “continuing in one way or another a macronist policy,” says Mathilde Panot, after having secured a few minutes before LFI “will censor any government that continues a macronist policy.”
However, if a government composed only of elected socialist, environmental and communist officials, the deputy explains that LFI “will not censor a priori”, although Mathilde Panot sees this scenario as a utopia in view of the wishes and actions of the PS.
“Since the Socialist Party does not want to govern with us, the question is with whom you want to govern?” Ask the rebel.
For its part, the Olivier Faure party will be received in Matignon in the morning. The latter has already opposed the idea of a government “that would mix people on the left and the right,” he assumed in Franceinfo this Wednesday morning. However, the first secretary of the PS recalls that he is not “closed to the idea of finding commitments such as and when” in case of a prime minister on the left.
Source: BFM TV
