Why is Gabriel Attal going to Viry-Châtillon this morning?
Prime Minister Gabriel Attal is expected in the morning in the town of Viry-Châtillon in Essonne. He should deliver a message of “authority” in this place where the young Shemseddine, 15 years old, was killed, beaten up near his school.
In this case, four young men, three minors and one adult, were indicted for murder for a dispute linked to the sister of two of them. They were all placed in pre-trial detention.
During his speech, the Prime Minister should insist on “the role of schools”, as BFMTV learned from a government source.
Xavier Bertrand underlines the absence of an absolute majority for Gabriel Attal
“What the French want is for their political leaders to be effective,” declares Xavier Bertrand on BFMTV-RMC. President Les Républicains thus targets the means available to Gabriel Attal to act, in the absence of an “absolute majority”.
“What can he do? Broadcasts, speeches,” tackles the president of Les Républicains des Hauts-de-France.
Xavier Bertrand points out the responsibility of “parents”
Beyond the “question of authority at school” and in “society”, there is “the question of parental responsibility”, according to Xavier Bertrand, interviewed on BFMTV-RMC concerning the violence of minors .
“Education is the parents’ business before it is the parents’ business,” he said, being in favor of sanctions.
For Xavier Bertrand, “the minority excuse can no longer be applied systematically”
Xavier Bertrand is questioned on BFMTV-RMC concerning the Grennelle on the violence of minors, which Gabriel Attal must detail this Thursday.
“This is not what is needed”, judges the president of Les Républicains des Hauts-de-France, who calls for “sanctions, harsh responses”.
“Today we must put an end to this impunity in France,” urges the right-wing elected official. For him, “the minority excuse can no longer be applied systematically.”
Manuel Bompard calls on the government for “more action” and “less communication”
Concerning the violence of minors, “we need to make fewer big speeches, less communication” and “more action”, believes Manuel Bompard, coordinator of La France insoumise, on TF1.
“This action involves having, from my point of view, more human presence, that is to say more street educators, educational assistants in our schools (… ) more community policing,” he judges.
A few minutes later, the deputy for Bouches-du-Rhône tackled: “Gabriel Attal arrived saying ‘action, action, action’. For the moment, I have seen of communication, of communication, of communication”.
Marion Maréchal believes that Emmanuel Macron “made” Gabriel Attal disappear
Marion Maréchal hits Gabriel Attal hard. Guest of France 2, the head of the Reconquête list in the European elections comments on the Prime Minister’s first 100 days.
In his early days, the latter was “presented as the child prodigy”, according to the executive vice-president of Eric Zemmour’s far-right party.
“Remember, we had three days of communication, everything was going to change, the sun was going to rise again over our country,” she quips. Before continuing, in the same tone:
“100 days later, the life of a French person has not changed, except perhaps his own. We are on the verge of issuing a kidnapping alert because we no longer hear about it. Emmanuel Macron has makes it disappear.”
Gabriel Attal guest on “Face à BFM”
After his speech on authority in Viry-Châtillon, Gabriel Attal will be interviewed on BFMTV from 8:50 p.m.
The Prime Minister will answer questions from the channel’s journalists on numerous themes: purchasing power, insecurity, terrorist threat 100 days before the Paris Olympics, increase in violence in society and at school, secularism and European elections future.
In a context of serious crisis in the Middle East, the head of government will also be questioned about the Iranian attack against Israel and the risks of destabilization of the region.
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Emmanuel Macron wants a “major consultation on violence against minors”
This Wednesday, April 17, in the Council of Ministers, Emmanuel Macron requested the launch of a “major consultation on violence against minors”, following the example of the Grenelle on domestic violence carried out in 2019, BFMTV learned, confirming information from the Parisian.
“When the horror of feminicides gripped society, we launched the Grenelle on domestic violence which allowed us to bring everyone around the table and produce major results on which we are still working today,” said detailed the head of state.
Gabriel Attal must detail this initiative this Thursday during his speech on authority.
What results for Attal after 100 days at Matignon? The French judge the action of the Prime Minister
More than three months after his arrival at Matignon, the French still have a good image of Gabriel Attal’s personality, even if it is crumbling slightly, according to a new “L’Opinion en direct” survey conducted by Elabe for BFMTV .
For example, the Prime Minister is seen as dynamic by 67% of them, a figure down 3% since the end of January, and courageous for 58% (-5%).
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Attal in Viry-Châtillon to talk about authority on the occasion of his 100 days at Matignon
Hello everyone, welcome to this political live dedicated to Gabriel Attal, who intends to deliver a message of authority this Thursday, April 18 on the occasion of his 100 days as Prime Minister.
The head of government is expected in Viry-Châtillon, in Essonne, where a 15-year-old teenager died on Friday April 5, after being beaten near his college.
On the square in front of the town hall, Gabriel Attal will give a speech, during which he should notably detail the “Grenelle” on the violence of minors, requested the day before in the Council of Ministers by Emmanuel Macron.
This sequence is an opportunity for the tenant of Matignon to mark his firmness, he who had been talked about for this very widely commented sentence, during his general policy declaration: “You break, you repair, you dirty, you clean, you challenge authority, you are taught to respect it.”