Macron wants to “enrich” his project with that of Yannick Jadot – The HuffPost

Capture TF1Emmanuel Macron, guest of the TF1 JT on April 13, 2022POLITICS – On the left all the way. Emmanuel Macron repeated this Wednesday April 13 on TF1 his desire to “enrich” his project with that of the other candidates, in particular on the left, who failed in the first round of the presidential election on April 10. “My project has sometimes been caricature. My wish is to enrich the project which is mine”, declared the candidate president who quotes “the quality of the air, of the water, the question of the sea…”.Anne-Claire Coudray reminds him that these questions are very present in Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s project. “Or Yannick Jadot”, adds Emmanuel Macron, citing his competitor EELV who came sixth with just over 4% of the vote. “I will unveil proposals in the coming days” “I know that there are things where we can go further, such as ecology for example”, agreed the head of state who promises new announcements. “I will unveil proposals in the coming days,” he said. As if he was already reaching out to his current political opponents, such as the environmentalists he would like to seduce, Emmanuel Macron said he wanted to “associate, at the national level, political forces without exception”, if he were re-elected. The President outgoing believes that his project would have been “caricatured”, while two reforms caught the attention during the first round campaign: retirement at 65, on which he says he is ready to “move”, even to submit it in the referendum, and the RSA conditional on hours of activity or training. Regarding current retirement pensions, he recalled his commitment to “increase them by 4%, indexed to inflation”, from July , because “we can’t wait for the end of the year. The candidate president is regularly challenged on this subject during his travels and has also promised a minimum pension of 1100 euros for full careers. Since Sunday April 10 and his announced duel with Marine Le Pen, Emmanuel Macron knows that his voice pool is on the left. He must convince voters scalded by his five-year term, without losing the right, attached to structural reforms such as that of pensions. A balancing act that could last another twelve days, before the April 24 election. See also on The HuffPost: In Strasbourg, these left-wing voters that Macron must convince