This week, Laureline Dupont, deputy editorial director, and Eric Mandonnet, head of the Politics department, explain to us everything about Emmanuel Macron’s potential successors and the reactions of the Head of State.
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The team: Charlotte Baris (presentation and writing), Léa Bertrand (editing), Jules Krot (production).
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Charlotte Baris: If you are a loyal listener of La Loupe, you may have noticed a change. Usually, we suggest that you listen to the information more closely. From now on, every Monday, it’s the front page of L’Express that we will take a closer look at.
Every week, we will show La Loupe the major file chosen for the cover of the magazine. We are not changing the formula, it is always the journalists from L’Express who will come and explain to us how an editorial team creates its front page, what choices are made, from the themes covered to the title.
I actually have the latest issue in my hands. On the glossy paper, in black and white, we see Emmanuel Macron in the center, with a determined look. Around him, six political figures: Edouard Philippe, Bruno Le Maire, Jean Castex on his right, Elisabeth Borne, Gérald Darmanin and Gabriel Attal on the left. The title is very short: succession. Because a year after his re-election, some are preparing to take the place of President of the Republic in 2027, often among those close to him.
In this episode of La Loupe, we take the time to dissect the production and content of this front page report on Emmanuel Macron’s successors, already numerous in the race for inheritance…
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