a racist sentence attributed to Macron causes an outcry, the Elysée denies

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In its investigation “The president and his double”, Le Monde transcribed a sentence attributed to the President of the Republic which aroused great consternation. The Elysée has denied making such comments.

“The problem with emergencies in this country is that it’s full of Mamadous.” This sentence, shocking to say the least, is attributed to Emmanuel Macron, according to the second episode of the explosive investigation of World entitled “The president and his double”. According to the evening daily, this sentence would have come out of the presidential mouth “one day in autumn 2023”, while Emmanuel Macron, his faithful secretary general of the presidency of the French Republic Alexis Kohler, in office since the arrival of head of state at the Élysée, and Aurélien Rousseau met. Then Minister of Health, Aurélien Rousseau resigned a few months later following the adoption of the controversial bill relating to immigration. He has since joined the benches of the New Popular Front in the Assembly, on the Socialist Party-Public Square side.

This famous “autumn day 2023”, therefore, the three men would have addressed the thorny subject of the public hospital and state medical aid granted to foreigners in an irregular situation, “a subject of public health and safety ” defended the resigning Minister of Health Geneviève Darrieussecq in mid-October, but whom the right and the extreme right have wanted to remove for a long time. “The problem with emergencies in this country is that it’s full of Mamadous,” Emmanuel Macron would have said. Comments quickly nuanced by Aurélien Rousseau: “No, this is not the hospital’s first problem.” And the Head of State added: “Yes, yes. Go ahead, you’ll see!”

“It’s filthy,” reacted Thursday evening on “Our call for dismissal is on the table, those who are attached to the principles of the Republic must seize it,” she added. “Overwhelming” remarks for communist senator Ian Brossat, who deplores: “When we think that he owes his two elections to the Republican front…”

“As tongues loosen and Macron is abandoned by his own people, the racism of his presidency appears without makeup or artifice,” judges David Guiraud, also a rebellious MP. “These comments are unacceptable,” said LFI deputy Thomas Portes, before calling for the resignation of the head of state. Le Monde had already assured on Wednesday that the Elysée had baptized Matignon “La cage aux Folles” during the mandate of Gabriel Attal. The Elysée, this Friday, December 20, “firmly” denied all these comments.

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12:45 – The president’s supporters rather silent

Most of Emmanuel Macron’s supporters have so far remained silent on this matter. A Macronist MP, Guillaume Gouffier, however, started on X to denounce an “irresponsible search for buzz which serves neither our democracy nor journalism”.

12:20 – The Elysée points the finger at political opponents

France Info contacted the services of the Head of State who detailed their response. “At no time was the Elysée asked about these reported comments, obviously by opponents, which raises questions from an ethical point of view,” they commented. They are therefore putting forward a maneuver that would come from the opposition. “We may be surprised that comments clearly made by political opponents are reported as facts,” also lamented a close friend of the president according to Le Figaro. Aurélien Rousseau, now a member of the New Popular Front, for his part, refused to make any “comments” to franceinfo on “something reported that is more than a year old”

11:30 – Le Monde maintains its information despite the denial from the Elysée

After the remarks attributed by The World to Emmanuel Macron, the Elysée denied. “The Elysée firmly denies these reported comments which were not the subject of any verification with the presidency before publication,” the president’s entourage reacted this Friday. However, The World “maintains its information”.

11:12 – Marine Tondelier denounces the comments against her

Le Monde also assured this Thursday that the president had described Marine Tondelier, leader of the Ecologists, and Lucie Castets, proposed by the New Popular Front for Matignon, as “comforts”. Marine Tondelier was outraged on looking forward to tomorrow.” The daily had revealed the day before that the Elysée would have compared Matignon to a “crazy cage” when Gabriel Attal was Prime Minister.

10:55 – Manuel Bompard denounces “an insult to the Republic”

Following the remarks attributed to the president, reactions multiplied, particularly on the left. Like many LFI deputies, the coordinator of La France insoumise Manuel Bompard was indignant about absolute. I can’t wait for him to go away.

10:46 – The Elysée denies the president made such comments

In a Le Monde investigation, quoted remarks are attributed to the President of the Republic. Emmanuel Macron reportedly told his then Minister of Health, Aurélien Rousseau, in 2023 that “the problem with emergencies in this country is that it is full of Mamadous”. This Friday, December 20, the Elysée denied making such comments. “The Elysée firmly denies these reported comments which have not been the subject of any verification with the presidency before publication,” reacted Emmanuel Macron’s entourage

10:03 – Mathilde Panot’s reaction

After the revelations in Le Monde on the comments attributed to Emmanuel Macron, many elected officials spoke out to signal their dissatisfaction. This is the case of Mathilde Panot, LFI MP, who spoke on Macron.



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