Legislative: Emmanuel Macron believes that a “national unity” government is “not justified to date” – France Bleu

Emmanuel Macron came out of the silence. The head of state spoke this Wednesday evening, the first time since the second round of legislative elections which deprived his camp of an absolute majority and caused a political crisis. A short speech at the end of a day when he completed his round of political leaders to try to enlarge his majority. read also Election of group leaders, arrival of RN deputies: what to remember from the day at the Assembly “Learning to govern and legislate differently” The president returned to the results of June 12 and 19. “I cannot ignore the fractures, the deep divisions that run through our country and are reflected in the composition” of the National Assembly, he said. “The presidential majority is indeed relative. Its responsibility is to expand, either by building a coalition contract, or by building majorities text by text”. “We must collectively learn to govern and legislate differently. Building new compromises in dialogue, listening, respect. This is what you wanted and I take note of it (…) This must mean agreements , taking the time to do them”. To display 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 choices No government of national unity “Most” of the leaders met by Emmanuel Macron in recent days “have ruled out the hypothesis of a government of national unity”, continued the head of state ., adding that “many have also expressed their availability to move forward on major and urgent subjects for your daily life”. He also felt that a government of national unity was “not justified to date”. This government would have involved opening up its government to various political sensitivities, for a broad coalition that could range from elected Communists to the far right. But he assured that it “is possible to find a larger and clearer majority to act” on condition of “building compromises”. “It is up to the political groups to say in complete transparency how far they are ready to go,” he added. To display 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 choices “I have been convinced of the need for political overcoming since day one”, says Emmanuel Macron. “I hope in the coming weeks that this political excess will continue with clarity and responsibility”. read also Legislative – Legislative agreement, dissolution, referendum: what are Emmanuel Macron’s options?