Emmanuel Macron “is the entry point for private interests in France”, accused the president of RN Jordan Bardella on Tuesday, like an opposition still very offensive on the file of the president’s relations with Uber. As part of the “Uber Files”, an investigation based on thousands of internal Uber documents, The world has indeed concluded that there is a secret “deal” between Uber and Emmanuel Macron when he was in Bercy.
While the left-wing Nupes alliance is calling for a parliamentary commission of inquiry, the Minister of Public Accounts Gabriel Attal replied on BFMTV / RMC that he “does not even see the subject”. “As usual, we have oppositions that make a ton of foam with a gram of soap,” he quipped. “We are talking about a Minister of the Economy, Emmanuel Macron, who, I remind you, said everywhere that he was in favor of the liberation of the economy, the arrival of new actors to break a certain number of monopolies but also to improve purchasing power, employment, growth and the service provided to the French,” he underlined.
“The Trojan horse of the destruction of the labor code”
“Emmanuel Macron has favored American private companies, it is a fact, for ten years now in our country through all the industries that he has sold to private interests and in particular foreign interests, he is the point entry of private interests in France, he does not defend French interests”, for his part accused Jordan Bardella on France Info.
“We are going to ask for an information mission, because it is our role as opponents to control the action of the government”, he specified. “All Nupes formations will request a commission of inquiry,” confirmed PS boss Olivier Faure on LCI. “Here is a minister who (…) quietly, secretly, built a deal with the company which everyone knows was that of the lowest social bidder, which was the Trojan horse of the destruction of part of our labor code,” he criticized.
“This is a serious matter. You cannot behave like an investment banker when you are a Minister of the Republic”, denounced the secretary general of LR Aurélien Pradié, on Cnews, before asking: “Were there any counterparties? To find out, “it is not only necessary for a parliamentary commission of inquiry but also for justice to be seized”.