Presidential: Éric Zemmour responds to the 12 priorities of the citizen’s agenda “My France 2022” – France Bleu

Éric Zemmour, presidential candidate with his “Reconquête!” movement, is Wendy Bouchard’s guest on the program Ma France, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., this Thursday, March 24. The far-right candidate reacts to the twelve priorities of the Citizen’s Agenda, resulting from the citizen consultation “Ma France”, conducted on our website in partnership with France 3 and Make.org. Sanctions against Russia: “It is not French companies that are financing the Russian war effort” Eric Zemmour first warned against the consequences of the economic sanctions taken against Russia since the start of the war in Ukraine. For him, “we must be very careful, it must not turn against the French economy. It is not French companies that are financing the Russian war effort, it is the hundreds of millions of euros per day that Germany pays Russia to buy its gas, he judged, putting into question the country’s energy choices, “which bet everything on wind turbines” according to him. “I have nothing to reproach myself, my exemplarity is impeccable” Invited to react to the requirement of exemplarity for elected officials, the first priority of the Citizen’s Agenda, Eric Zemmour judged that he had “nothing to be ashamed of”. Questioned by Wendy Bouchard on her criminal record, enriched with several convictions, the far-right candidate estimated: “I have nothing to reproach myself for, my exemplarity is impeccable. Faced with his various convictions, Eric Zemmour estimated: “J was convicted because I told the truth. I was condemned because of a liberticidal law which prevents from telling the truth”, he judged. “What did I say to be condemned? I said, ‘most of the offenders are Arab and black.’ All French people know it and all French people think it, that’s why I was convicted. I didn’t rob anyone, I didn’t snatch a bag from an old lady. So, we have to stop with this story of a guaranteed criminal record”, he said. Asked about the requirement for transparency of policies on the part of citizens, Eric Zemmour explained: “I am not a politician, so I am not concerned.” The polemicist wanted to recall: “I gave up a comfortable life to become a presidential candidate, because I felt that France was in mortal danger”, he said. ” He then judged that “enough laws have been made for years” on this theme. “Yes, honesty, exemplarity, justice must be scrupulous,” he said. “But I am against excessive transparency. People have a right to privacy, they have a right not to be scrutinized all the time,” he said. Purchasing power: Eric Zemmour proposes the blocking of petrol prices at 1.80 euros and a package paid for by employers Asked about purchasing power, the third priority of the French, Eric Zemmour highlighted his program. “I have been proposing since the start of the war the freezing of petrol prices at 1.80 euros”, for a few weeks, even a few months. It was the price before the war and it was already very high”, he said. “I remember that during the crisis of the yellow vests, the price was 1.40 euros, 1.50 euros” , he said. The candidate also proposes “reimbursement for all people who take their car to go to work. They are 18 million people, that’s a lot.” Eric Zemmour proposes, on the model of taking charge of half the subscription for people who come to work in transport, taking charge, for motorists, a “petrol package which would be reimbursed half by the employer. It would be capped at 40 euros and deductible from corporation tax for the employer”, he proposed. Eric Zemmour said he was against the reduction in fuel taxes, which “caused a lot of loss of money to the State in periods of increase.” For small pensions, a drop in the CSG To respond to the interpellation of Alain, interviewed by France Bleu Bourgogne, Eric Zemmour put forward his measures on small pensions He proposes “the reduction of the CSG for all small pensions, which is still 600 euros per year. The largest online citizen consultation ever carried out in France “Ma France 2022” is the largest online citizen consultation ever carried out in France. From August 25 to March 10, you were a million to propose your ideas for the France of tomorrow. You formulated 34,000 proposals, which collected 7 million votes. The most popular ideas enabled us to establish the twelve priorities of the Citizens’ Agenda. equence in full Citizen’s agenda