Relive Emmanuel Macron’s intervention – The HuffPost

POLITICS – Emmanuel Macron recognized the “fractures” that appeared in the legislative elections and called on the political class to “legislate differently” and to “compromise”, addressing this Wednesday, June 22 to the French for the first time after the loss of the majority absolute by his camp in the Assembly. of the State during a short speech of less than 10 minutes (to listen to in the video at the top of the article). For this, “I exchanged yesterday and today with the leaders of all the political formations”. And, according to him, “all expressed their respect for our institutions and their desire to avoid a deadlock for our country”. Stressing that the ballot had made “the presidential majority the first political force in the National Assembly” but without an absolute majority, “its responsibility is therefore to expand, either by building a coalition contract or by building text majorities by text”.No government of national unity“To act in your interest and in that of the nation, we must collectively learn to govern and legislate differently”. By building “compromises, enrichments, amendments but doing so in complete transparency, in the open if I may say so, in a desire for unity and action for the nation”, he added, taking to witnesses the French. “To make useful progress, it is now up to the political groups to say in complete transparency how far they are ready to go”, he estimated. He also estimated that the establishment of a government of national unity, mentioned by certain officials, was “not justified to date”. Emmanuel Macron announced that, “from this summer”, it will be necessary to adopt “a law for purchasing power and for work to pay better, the first decisions to move towards full employment, strong choices on energy and the climate, emergency measures for our health, whether it concerns our hospital or the epidemic”. He specified that “we will begin to build this method and this new configuration” on his return from the European summit from Thursday and Friday in Brussels. See also on The HuffPost: A government of national unity? The opposition is already saying no