Marine Le Pen wants to impose “willingly or by force” the energy crisis on the menu of Parliament – Le Figaro

In Hénin-Beaumont, the president of the National Rally said she regretted that Parliament had rejected her proposal for an extraordinary session on energy. Marine Le Pen promised on Sunday September 11 to impose the current crisis “whether or not”. energy on the Parliament’s agenda, during a visit to her stronghold of Hénin-Beaumont (Pas-de-Calais) where she made her political comeback. Warning of “rationing, restrictions, load shedding, shortages” to come due to difficulties in obtaining gas supplies and producing electricity, she regretted that Parliament had rejected her proposal for an extraordinary session on energy. “is an immediate essential subject but we are being put, we deputies, on technical unemployment”, she underlined. She castigated the “gadget” that she believes constitutes the National Council for Refoundation (CNR), formed Thursday by Emmanuel Macron and “some of his friends to pretend to be interested in the subject”. She hammered that the RN would put the subject of “the explosion in the price of electricity” at the heart of the parliamentary debate “willingly or by force”. An “exhausting and humiliating regression” Heating, swimming pools, lighting, travel: warning that “everything that appears to us as evidence can be questioned”, she pointed to an “exhausting and humiliating regression of the country”, consequence “of old political errors” rather than of the war in Ukraine. To read also Succession of Marine Le Pen to the RN : behind the Aliot-Bardella duel, the battle of the ancients and the modernsShe has positioned herself, moreover, above the campaign for her succession to the head of the party, while the two candidates, Jordan Bordella and Louis Aliot, were campaigning this weekend. “There are two candidates … of quality”, she estimated, stressing that she had spent with both of them “many years of common fights”. “I will remain completely neutral”, she assured, leaving “to the members the care of choosing the one which seems to them the most efficient”. She also wished “good winds” to the far-right polemicist Éric Zemmour, who must end Sunday evening a crucial summer school for the future of his movement.