“The words, the words”: Roussel does not want Attal to be a “Dalida” Prime Minister
Questioned by RTL, Fabien Roussel calls on Gabriel Attal to take action not to remain at the “words” stage.
“I don’t want Dalida Prime Minister… The words, the words, the words!”, he declares, in reference to the singer’s title.
Mathilde Panot believes that Emmanuel Macron “could have named himself Prime Minister”
Mathilde Panot denounces the “hyperpresidentialism” of Emmanuel Macron, who will speak this evening “before his Prime Minister” Gabriel Attal, who must present his general policy speech to the National Assembly.
“Perhaps Matignon no longer exists,” shouts the leader of the rebellious deputies on BFMTV-RMC.
Bardella “doesn’t expect much” from Macron’s press conference
During his appearance on TF1, the president of the National Rally indicated not to expect anything during the press conference held this Tuesday evening by Emmanuel Macron.
“I don’t expect much from Emmanuel Macron but we will still be disappointed,” he said. “The big issues, the big anxieties of the French are not addressed, including purchasing power.”
According to him, the appointment of Gabriel Attal should not change anything in the current policy pursued by the government since the start of the mandate.
“The president remains the same, the course remains the same, the absence of an absolute majority remains the same,” he points out.
Mathilde Panot calls for the resignation of Amélie Oudéa-Castéra
“I believe that Ms. Oudaé-Castéra can no longer stay in this position given the comments she made,” declares Mathilde Panot on BFMTV-RMC.
“When we damage public schools to justify a personal choice, it is impossible to remain” Minister of Education, judges the head of the rebellious deputies. “I don’t see how she can continue to carry a political project for the school of the Republic.”
Furthermore, the “packages of hours” of unreplaced teachers mentioned by Amélie Oudéa-Castéra are the “result of Emmanuel Macron’s policy”, denounces Mathilde Panot.
Mathilde Panot denounces Amélie Oudéa-Castéra’s “contempt” for “education personnel”
Mathilde Panot, leader of the rebellious deputies, denounces on BFMTV-RMC “the unbearable contempt for education personnel” of Amélie Oudéa-Castéra after her comments on the schooling of her children in the private sector.
For Bardella, Oudéa-Castéra is “accountable for his own lies”
Invited this Tuesday morning on TF1, Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, returned to the controversy surrounding the new Minister of Education Amélie Oudéa-Castéra.
For him, the subject is not to send his children to private school, “each parent decides in his soul and conscience”, he says.
“She has been participating for seven years in a government which is responsible for schools, she justifies this choice with incredible cynicism by not justifying the deficiencies and shortcomings of public schools, and she does so alongside Gabriel Attal who was still a minister a few days ago,” he attacks.
According to him, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra “got her feet caught in the carpet.” Regarding a potential resignation, he assures that the minister is “accountable for her own lies.”
“We will not rebuild the country with those who deconstructed it for 7 years, they have a responsibility in that,” adds Jordan Bardella.
Roussel asks Oudéa-Castéra to present a “public apology”
Fabien Roussel reacts to the controversy surrounding Amélie Oudéa-Castéra:
“That she presents a public apology to the entire profession and that she commits to repairing public schools,” said the national secretary of the French Communist Party on RTL.
By apologizing, could the Minister of Education stay in office? “But of course,” replies Fabien Roussel.
“No lessons to learn”: Dati responds to Baroin who criticizes her for going “on board the Titanic”
As was to be expected, the arrival of Rachida Dati to the government generates resentment within his former political family, The Republicans. And, not surprisingly either, the new Minister of Culture, known for her repeated punchlines, including against the presidential campdo not remain without answers.
Questioned by François Baroin for having boarded “the Titanic” by rallying the government, Rachida Dati responded a few days later, explaining that she “had no lessons to receive” from the LR mayor of Troyes.
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“Mobiliser”, “cuddle therapy”… The presidential majority shared after his meeting with Macron
The members of the majority emerged divided from the meeting which was held this Monday, January 15 at the Élysée around the head of state and government.
While some participants came out of this exercise enthusiastic, others found it disappointing.
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Why Emmanuel Macron is returning to the press conference exercise this evening
If the press conference is not a new format for the Head of State, who has already practiced it, it is not one of those he likes. However, this exercise has several advantages:
Breaking the usual codes of the head of state, allowing him to follow in the footsteps of his predecessors or even to establish his authority.
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Amélie Oudéa-Castéra goes this Tuesday to the Littré school, the former public establishment of her eldest son
To try to put an end to the controversy, Minister Amélie Oudéa-Castéra went to the school in the 6th arrondissement of Paris on Tuesday, where she deplored on Friday the “packages of hours not seriously replaced”.
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Oudéa-Castéra: Royal believes that the minister “should no longer even be in office”
“She shouldn’t even be in office anymore.” Guest of BFMTV, Ségolène Royale denounced this Monday evening the comments of Amélie Oudéa-Castéra on the schooling of her children in the private sector.
“It’s scandalous. She shouldn’t even be in office anymore,” criticized the woman who was Minister Delegate for School Education in Lionel Jospin’s government. Before adding:
“Since this government talks a lot about authority, authority means immediately rectifying the mistakes that are made when forming a government.”
What will Emmanuel Macron’s press conference look like?
Emmanuel Macron’s entourage assures him: the President of the Republic intends to make announcements this evening during his press conference at the Élysée.
Regarding the proceedings, the event will begin with an introductory speech by the President of the Republic lasting approximately 20-30 minutes and which will include announcements.
The question-and-answer sequence with journalists – much longer – will be divided into approximately three parts: the first will focus on the reforms as well as the announcements of the President of the Republic, the second will focus on political life and in particular the reshuffle from last week, finally the third will be dedicated to international news.
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Emmanuel Macron on the front line at a press conference this evening
Hello everyone, welcome to this live dedicated to political news. Most important event of the day: Emmanuel Macron is organizing a press conference at 8:15 p.m. this evening at the Élysée. All this, a week after starting to reshuffle the government alongside its new Prime Minister, Gabriel Attal.
In the meantime, one minister has already found herself under fire: Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, whose portfolio has expanded to include Education.
Already in charge of Sports, the tenniswoman justified, this Friday, the schooling of her children in the private sector by the “packages of hours” of teachers not replaced in a public school.
The controversy then escalated when an article in Libération undermined his version, revealing that only his eldest son had attended a public school, for six months, and that his ex-teacher contested his remarks on non-replaced hours.