LIVE VIDEO – Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne exceptional guest of the program “Ma France” – France Bleu

Elisabeth Borne is Wendy Bouchard’s exceptional guest on the program “Ma France” on France Bleu on Tuesday June 7, between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. This is his first radio interview since his appointment at Matignon. For an hour, the Prime Minister will answer, live, the questions that citizens are asking, in particular on purchasing power, health, ecological transition, education and territorial equality. Follow Elisabeth Borne’s interview from 1 p.m. Elisabeth Borne considers “very shocking” the “outrageous” remarks of Jean-Luc Mélenchon on the police Elisabeth Borne reacted to the accusations of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who denounces a police force “which kill”. “I find it very shocking how Jean-Luc Mélenchon systematically attacks the police with totally outrageous remarks,” said the Prime Minister. “I remind you that the police carry out a difficult mission with the French, she said. “Afterwards, what happened this weekend with a death, it is obviously tragic”, said the Prime Minister The head of government recalled that a judicial investigation and an investigation by the IGPN had been opened. “We cannot have, like Mr. Mélenchon, a presumption of guilt vis-à-vis the police”, she said. insisted.” The police, if they are in self-defense, can open fire, “recalled the Prime Minister. I think that indeed, there is more and more refusal to comply, with vehicles that can go after the police who can put them in danger,” she said. “Then on each case, obviously, you have to look carefully and see what the circumstances are,” she said. “It’s not my role, justice is seized and it is justice that will say what happened,” said the Prime Minister. To view this Twitter content, you must accept Social Network cookies. These cookies allow you to share or react directly on the social networks to which you are connected or to integrate content originally posted on these social networks. They also allow social networks to use your visits to our sites and applications for the purposes of personalization and advertising targeting. I authorize Manage my health choices: referent health pharmacists in certain territories? Elisabeth Borne was questioned by Sandrine, nurse at the Pau hospital and auditor of France Bleu Béarn Bigorre, on the emergency and public hospital crisis. “What I would like to say first to Sandrine is that we share the same objective of allowing access to quality care for all French people,” said the Prime Minister, who defended the measures taken at the outcome of the Ségur de la Santé concerning the salary of caregivers. The objective of the “flash” mission on emergencies, announced by Emmanuel Macron, “is not to redo yet another audit on the situation of the hospital”, defended the Prime Minister. This mission aims to find “all the right answers that can be put in place this summer to give this access to care to the French everywhere on the territory”, she said. “The French who have the impression that their health is slipping away, that they have to travel more and more kilometers or wait more and more months to have an appointment, obviously, we cannot be satisfied with that” , acknowledged the Prime Minister. “So we have to find quick answers this summer with a good organization, the best possible between all health professionals, city medicine, hospitals, and of course, clinics.” “We also want to have substantive work, territory by territory, living area by area, to best mobilize caregivers, to allow everyone to have a health referent to whom they can turn and with a rapid response. This is where it must happen, in the territories, and for the moment, the model, the architecture is not satisfactory”, conceded Elisabeth Borne. This health referent could be “of course a doctor”, but also “a pharmacist”, said the minister, recalling that the profession was “regulated, and therefore is established throughout the territory.” “In any case, every Frenchman must be able to access a health professional when he needs one,” said the Prime Minister. Inflation: Elisabeth Borne confirms the 4% increase in pensions from July Asked by Béatrice, an auditor from France Bleu Picardie to find out if pensions will be increased by 4%, Elisabeth Borne confirmed this figure. “I confirm a revaluation of 4% for all pensions” from July, she said. “Overall, it’s a 5% increase over the year,” she said.