For now, mystery…” What does this unsaid tell us? », wonders Opinion. ” In Berlin on Monday, Emmanuel Macron assured to know the name of his future Prime Minister without revealing it. (…) Obviously, there is in this hidden nomination of the tactic, believes the liberal daily: save time in order to better assess the strength of opponents, alliances and dissent. And political maneuver: delay because the arrival of Jean Castex’s successor will immediately open a legislative campaign that the Head of State wants as short as possible. »
” Macron facing the post-Castex puzzle “, title Le Figaro. We should be fixed quickly, believes the newspaper: “” the fact that the president announced Monday in Berlin that he knew the name of his next Prime Minister, shows that things will no longer drag on, ” we analyze in high places. (…) The Council of Ministers this Wednesday will mark a priori the end of the Castex government. “All the signals agree in this sense”, slips an adviser to the executive. Last week, government spokesman Gabriel Attal set the deadline for Friday, May 13, the official end of Emmanuel Macron’s first term. After a little more than two weeks of uncertainty, the members of the government are indeed preparing to say their farewells. Tomorrow evening, the Prime Minister will receive his forty ministers, deputy ministers and secretaries of state at Matignon for a farewell dinner. »
Le Figaro does not risk the small game of predictions but, he analyzes, ” the profile of the next tenant of Matignon should serve as a compass and give valuable indications on the turn that Emmanuel Macron intends to give to his second term. Which way will the scales lean that weighs the “the same time”, and right and left? Will the promise of green planning really be embodied at the highest level of government? What ministerial balances will accompany the applicant? From the presidential choices, the horizon will emerge. The campaign for the legislative elections will then really begin. The oppositions will adjust their speeches and their attacks. »
South West For his part, he is annoyed by this long wait…” If France has not yet entered the Sixth Republic, it has not lived for a long time at the time of the Fourth. However, under the guise of “new world”, this procrastination, this waiting, this ballet of names thrown in the food are reminiscent of the sad merry-go-round of previous republics. So it’s time for this to stop. »
Drought in the spotlight Release. ” Agriculture: France in a dead end », launches the newspaper. ” After a winter without precipitation and a historically hot spring, the summer harvests are already looking catastrophic. A bad omen for producers as well as consumers. »
And for Release“ the future Prime Minister can already get to work: the drought that is showing up, and which has even been confirmed in certain territories, will quickly force him to get to the heart of the matter of the emergency measures to be taken but above all of the inflections medium and long term to engage. In short, to decline under pressure and very concretely this concept of ecological planning. Because droughts, as we know, will multiply, which means anticipating. »
Another emergency for the future Prime Minister: purchasing power. ” Contain the price spike », headline The Latest News from Alsace. ” We cannot advise Emmanuel Macron too much to listen carefully to the social partners, says the Alsatian daily, including Laurent Berger (CFDT), who was firm yesterday: putting pension reform on the table this fall, when there is a problem of purchasing power and the economic situation will remain uncertain, “It’s explosive”. Soconclude the DNA, there is what is urgent and must be dealt with immediately, and what is important but can wait. question of method. »