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09:09 : 🗣 E. Macron welcomes party leaders to the Elysée Palace ➡️ Olivier Faure will “tell him that the country is doing badly, is angry but that it is not blocked. There are possible policies. If he wants to raise the Smic to €1,500, revalue retirement pensions, we will be there.” https://t.co/QKHwKBGLza
09:15 : Invited to the Elysée in a little less than two hours, Olivier Faure will tell Emmanuel Macron that “the country is in bad shape, angry but not blocked”. “There are possible policies. If he wants to raise the minimum wage to €1,500, increase retirement pensions, we will be there”said the first secretary of the PS, who was this morning the guest of franceinfo.
09:14 : Here is the update on the news at 9 a.m.:
• How to govern without an absolute majority? Emmanuel Macron will try to answer this question today by welcoming from 10 a.m. at the Elysée the main political forces of the National Assembly.
• Orange “storm” and “heat wave” alertness is still in progress this morning in 12 departments of the Center-East. Several departments in the south-west of France were hit yesterday by violent thunderstorms marked by heavy hailstorms.
• PSG have set their sights on a Marseillais, but it’s not Zidane. An agreement has been reached between OGC Nice and PSG to the arrival of coach Christophe Galtier in the Parisian club, learned franceinfo. Everything is not yet tied up, because Mauricio Pochettino is still under contract at PSG.
08:54 : Yesterday, only one deputy, Danielle Simonnet (LFI), presented herself, but others promised to pass. The operation should last until Wednesday evening.
08:53 : “The decisions taken today condition the climate and the environment of tomorrow. The reports that we write are only useful if the decision-makers seize them.”
This scientist recalls the urgency to act to limit the damage. “Today, the level of action is very insufficient and France is not in the nails,” he recalls.
08:52 : No one is supposed to ignore global warming and the decline of biodiversity. And especially not those who are preparing to pass laws for five years. Around thirty researchers have launched the #MandatClimateBiodiversité operation to train new MPs on these crucial issues. I followed their first afternoon of training.
(THOMAS BAIETTO / FRANCEINFO)
08:47 : “Our party must take its responsibilities. It has a date with history.”
Mayor LR of Saint-Étienne, Gaël Perdriau believes this morning on franceinfo that his party may “to be the key to the future” and calls for the establishment of a “social pact, an environmental pact and a republican pact” with Emmanuel Macron. Christian Jacob, president of his political formation, repeats to him that LR is “in opposition” to the head of state.
08:41 : Hello to both of you. The program defended by the National Rally during the presidential election aimed, among other things, to revise the Constitution without the approval of Parliament, to reorganize the rights of foreigners, to strengthen the power of the forces of order in relation to those of the judiciary, to weaken counter-powers and distinguishing Muslim religious signs from those of other religions, thus breaking with the equality of worship guaranteed by the law of 1905. So many elements on which we base ourselves to qualify the party as far right, as we explained in this article.
08:40 : The post indicates “MP RN” You say “Extreme right”. Shocking…
08:40 : Public service: Please remain neutral. This MP is a member of the RN We are not interested in your comments.
08:32 : 🗣️ “Yes, Jean-Luc Mélenchon is an ideological mentor”🗨 @l_boyard, elected deputy Nupes du Val-de-Marne▶ #Les4V @Caroline_Roux https://t.co/LoAAKBRiYq
08:32 : At 21 years and a few months, Louis Boyard is him the second youngest deputy of this legislature. Elected from Nupes in the 3rd constituency of Val-de-Marne, he assumes in “The 4 Truths” of France 2 to consider Jean-Luc Mélenchon as a “ideological mentor”.
08:24 : Hello @Grenoble from 77. It will in all likelihood be the case, yes. As is customary, the first public session of the legislature, which will take place on June 28 at 3 p.m., will be chaired by the oldest elected member. Thanks to this rule, the first to sit on the perch will be José Gonzalez, who is the dean of the 577 deputies. Aged 79, this pied-noir Provençal was elected on Sunday as a parliamentarian for the far-right party in the 10th constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône.
08:23 : Hello franceinfo. It is the deputy RN José GONZALEZ, 79, dean of the Assembly who will open the parliamentary session during the election of the new president of the AN?
08:14 : The presidential coalition, which has lost an absolute majority in the National Assembly, fears an institutional crisis. According to some relatives, the head of state could be forced to resort to dissolution to break the impasse. But the bet would be risky.
08:10 : .@RimaAbdulMalak, Minister of Culture: “Élisabeth Borne won in Calvados, she has all the skills to be a Prime Minister of action, of dialogue. Whether she will remain so, I don’t know, but she can remain Prime Minister “#le79inter https://t.co/Gi6oxlZ24p
08:09 : Even on the executive side, we do not necessarily seem to be convinced that Elisabeth Borne will remain in office. Guest of France Inter, the Minister of Culture Rima Abdul Malak judges that the tenant of Matignon has “all the skills to be a Prime Minister of action, dialogue“. But it does not advance so far on its maintenance.
08:03 : 🗣 “If we replace Madame Borne with a Madame Borne bis, it won’t really be of interest” 🗨 @diaz_edwige, elected deputy RN of Gironde▶ #Les4V @Caroline_Roux https://t.co/JanBZ9l6j9
08:03 : Should Elisabeth Borne stay at Matignon after the poor results of the legislative elections for the majority? “If we replace Madame Borne with a Madame Borne bis, it won’t really be of interest”judged this morning in “The 4 Truths” of France 2 Edwige Diaz, new RN deputy for Gironde.
07:57 : La France insoumise was not yet in the planning, it is now done: Adrien Quatennens and Mathilde Panot will meet Emmanuel Macron “late morning”tomorrow, at the Elyséelearned franceinfo this morning.
07:47 : The legislative elections did not give birth to a clear majority in the National Assembly. How can Emmanuel Macron govern without a majority? Is France condemned to immobility? I interviewed Olivier Rozenberg, associate professor at the Center for European Studies and Comparative Politics and specialist in parliaments in Europe.
07:32 : Unprecedented political situation obliges, the national press returns inevitably on the negotiations in progress to try to release a majority with the National Assembly.
07:09 : At the time when I am writing to you this morning, I have no information on a reception of a person in charge of La France insoumise at the Elysée. Our colleagues from AFP report that Jean-Luc Mélenchon “has not replied yet” at the invitation of the President. Its number 2, Adrien Quatennens, has in any case not ruled out the idea, however wondering about LCI: “to do what ?”
07:06 : No reception by Macron of an LFI member?
07:06 : And Melenchon, he does not receive it?
06:45 : Others, like the leader of the EELV party, Julien Bayou, will be received tomorrow.
06:45 : Let’s take a quick look at the schedule, which will consult the representatives of the main political forces in the Assembly at the Elysée to try to avoid a paralysis of his government. Six of them will be received in succession today: Christian Jacob (LR) opens the march at 10 a.m., before Olivier Faure (PS) at 11 a.m. François Bayrou (MoDem) will follow at 2 p.m., before Stanislas Guerini (LREM) at 3 p.m., Marine Le Pen (RN) at 5.30 p.m. and Fabien Roussel (PCF) at 6.30 p.m.
06:38 : Last week, it was the Republican barrage on a case-by-case basis. This week, it’s the alliance with the RN on a case-by-case basis. Next week is Marine Le Pen at Matignon? https://t.co/jf24swBaEf
06:38 : The masks fall. The dikes are breaking. The dams are collapsing. The feverishness of LREM pushes them into the arms of the far right. You can count on the solidity of the communist group in the Assembly. We will hold the line, faithful to our history. https://t.co/HjEUtHK0Ni
06:38 : When the compass points to the far right, the shipwreck is only a few meters away… https://t.co/jbJUU0eCkZ
06:38 : “When we need to have a majority and if it’s good for the French, we’ll get those votes”. Guest of “C ce soir” on France 5 yesterday, LREM MP Céline Calvez ruled that his group, deprived of an absolute majority in the Assembly, could rely on the votes of the RN to vote on certain texts. Words that made people jump on the left: Fabien Roussel, Ian Brossat and Olivier Faure notably denounced a “shipwreck”.
06:11 : We start without further delay with the first point on the news of the day:
• How to govern without an absolute majority? Emmanuel Macron will try to answer this question today by welcoming from 10 a.m. at the Elysée the main political forces of the National Assembly.
• PSG have set their sights on a Marseillais, but it’s not Zidane. An agreement has been reached between OGC Nice and PSG to the arrival of coach Christophe Galtier in the Parisian club, learned franceinfo. Everything is not yet tied up, because Mauricio Pochettino is still under contract at PSG.
• An orange “storms” and “heat wave” vigilance is still in progress this morning in 12 departments of the Center-East. Several departments in the south-west of France were hit yesterday by violent thunderstorms marked by heavy hailstorms.
• Ukraine yesterday accused Russia of further intensifying its deadly bombardments in the East. According to Moscow, kyiv would have hit in return drilling platforms in the Black Sea off Crimea, annexed in 2014.