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Nupes, majority… tensions are currently high in the political class. On the executive side, in 24 hours, Emmanuel Macron blew hot and cold on his relationship with Elisabeth Borne, reviving doubts about his ability to stay at Matignon. Before the government meeting on Tuesday in the Council of Ministers, the president reframed his Prime Minister after his statements on the RN, “heir to Pétain”. Then on Wednesday, he assured her of “all (his) confidence”. The idea of a ministerial reshuffle or even a dissolution “is not the topic of the day”, then relativized the Prime Minister in an interview with West France posted Wednesday evening. So to give herself the chance to stay in office, Elisabeth Borne is working to roll out her roadmap, halfway through the 100 days that the president has given her to turn the page on pensions.
Only a few hours left before the first answers on Parcoursup
Tic-Tac… It has become the highlight of the Terminale year: in a few hours, high school students wishing to begin higher education and students wishing to reorient themselves will receive the first answers to their wishes on the Parcoursup platform. The first answers must fall officially at 7 p.m., perhaps a little earlier. Several answers are possible for each course: to be accepted (“yes”), to be accepted under conditions (“yes if”, for university courses which require the student to follow a course of educational or personalized support), to be in waiting list or even be refused (only for selective streams). As every year, in the first hours, it will only be possible to consult the results. It is a little later in the evening that the candidates will be able to begin to respond to the proposals.
It is the crushing blow the day after an exploit. Hero of the Central on Tuesday, Gaël Monfils appeared at a press conference at 11:20 p.m. on Wednesday to announce very bad news. Injured in the left wrist, the “Monf” announced his package for the night session of this Thursday, which he was to play against the Dane Holger Rune. At 36, the tricolor player fears never again having the opportunity to set foot on a Roland-Garros court as part of this Grand Slam which is so dear to him. This dark Wednesday for French tennis, with six eliminations in the key (out of six matches concerning it) in the second round, could not have ended worse.