The day after. After a turbulent Thursday for the prime minister, among the 49.3 in the National Assembly under boos, thousands of people gathered in the Place de la Concorde in Paris and a call for an eighth day of mobilization, Elisabeth Borne tries to pick up the thread.
This Friday at 10:30 a.m., he will meet with Sacha Houlié (Renaissance) and François-Noël Buffet (LR), the presidents of the law committee of the National Assembly and the Senate. The exchanges will extend… to the parliamentary intelligence delegation.
Plenary on future motions of no confidence
Initially scheduled for 9:30 a.m., the long-standing appointment was postponed. Which probably gives him time to go to the Elysée to speak to the president. The head of government will have to face several motions of censure in the coming days, including that of RN and Nupes.
If they have very little chance of passing, one of them – that of the centrists of the LIOT group who is agitating the threat of their overthrow – has to make the government sweat by risking a crowding in a big way. Suffice to say, Elisabeth Borne’s phone should be heating up again to try and talk her LRs out of voting for her.
Talk about green planning
At 3:00 p.m., the Prime Minister will discuss ecological planning with interested members of the government, such as Christophe Béchu, the Minister for the Ecological Transition, Agnès Pannier-Runacher, in charge of the Energy Transition or even the Secretary of State Berangère Abba.
France must “double” its “effort rate” to reduce its CO2 emissions if it wants to meet its 2030 targets, Emmanuel Macron warned in late January. Therefore, the aim is to accelerate the greening of transport, agriculture and the thermal insulation of buildings. Finally, he will discuss one on one with Christophe Béchu at the end of this meeting.
convince your side
If the day’s program has a little air of as usualthe head of government will have to work to convince her camp that she is still in place in Matignon.
The criticism was strong this Thursday night after the outbreak of 49.3. “She must go”, thus assured a tenor of the majority while Élisabeth Borne had announced that she wanted to make social dialogue the pillar of her action in Matignon. Which would seriously undermine her credit in her own field, the majority of the deputies wanted to put the reform to a vote.
Source: BFM TV
