“Disaster movie”, “slap”, “zombie government”… The Left was not strong enough to say how much it thought of the new far-right government led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Saturday 21 September, even though the New Popular Front (NFP) coalition came first in the early legislative elections in July. “We will have to get rid of him as soon as possible”Jean-Luc Mélenchon launched on X, once known “The casting of the new Macronist film about disasters”.
“The government of the losers of the legislative elections is in the hands of the worrying Minister of the Interior, president of the dominant group in the Senate where the content of the texts supported by LR will now be decided”“This is the message that the founder of La France insoumise (LFI) has expressed, referring to the senator of the Les Républicains (LR) party in Vendée, Bruno Retailleau, who has just been appointed Minister of the Interior. A message that is echoed by the “rebel” galaxy.
The president of the LFI group in the National Assembly, Mathilde Panot, harshly criticized “A Minister of the Interior who speaks of “paper French”” AND “a government without legitimacy that is held together thanks to Le Pen’s support”. “Macron is definitely stunting France”he concluded. “We have gone from a victory of the popular front to a government of a reactionary front, which will continue Macron’s economic policy that was defeated at the polls”involved the president of the finance committee of the National Assembly and deputy (LFI) for Seine-Saint-Denis, Eric Coquerel.
The Socialist Party (PS), which was divided when the Elysée suggested that Emmanuel Macron might appoint Bernard Cazeneuve – François Hollande’s former prime minister – to Matignon, this time put aside its internal disputes, at least in appearance. First Secretary Olivier Faure criticised “a reactionary government in the form of an arm of honour of democracy” and given “We met to debate censorship”. “We are spoiled, the right-wingers are an organized gang! Not a new government, a reorganization »The president of the PS group in the National Assembly, Boris Vallaud, was angry, for whom it is not a question of ” revolution “ but of a “restoration”. “The continuation of Macronism… but worse” he said sorry.
“It’s not cohabitation. It’s collaboration”
Olivier Faure’s opponent, the president of the Occitanie region, Carole Delga, also pointed this out “new orchestra” Who is playing “the same music” but “even further to the right”. “The French demanded more social and fiscal justice, a real ecological transformation. They will have a government that is far right on social issues, liberal on economics and weak on environmental issues.he added.
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