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Marine Tondelier: “I am‌ not firmly in favor of censorship a priori but‌ I am ​starting to have preconceptions about censorship”

On potential government censorship by⁣ environmentalists, Marine Tondelier stated: “I’m not firmly in favor of censorship a priori, ⁤but I’m starting to have some preconceptions​ about censorship. » According to her, beyond the name of⁣ the prime minister, environmentalists will base ⁤their decision to censure or not ‍the Bayrou government also⁢ on the substance of the ⁤policies that will be ‍implemented, as well as on ⁤the method. He reiterated in ⁢particular ​that environmentalists will be keeping a close watch on whether or not the Prime​ Minister commits not to resort to 49.3.

While La France ⁣insoumise reported that her party intended to censure the Bayrou government quickly, Marine Tondelier stated that she⁤ respected the positions of the PS adn the ⁤”rebels”, while admitting that the positions of the New Popular ⁢Front were not uniform in the face of the new⁣ prime⁤ minister. Mr. ⁢Bayrou “he has his own censorship in his ⁣hands”, he added, asking that the forces of the New Popular Front be consulted by the prime minister.

How does ⁣the Bayrou government’s approach to legislation impact environmental policies, according to Marine Tondelier?

An Interview with Marine‍ Tondelier ‌on Censorship and Environmental Policies

Editor at Time.news: Thank you ⁤for‍ joining us today, Marine⁣ Tondelier. You recently shared your thoughts on the concept of censorship, especially in the‌ context of the new ⁤Bayrou government. Can⁤ you elaborate on ​your stance?

Marine Tondelier: Thank you‌ for having me. I think it’s crucial ‍to clarify my position: I⁣ am not firmly in favor of censorship a priori. Though, I am starting to develop preconceptions about the necessity for ⁢it. Our approach as environmentalists will depend on the policies that the government implements and how they conduct ⁢themselves. The substance and method⁢ of ‍governance matter deeply to us.

Editor: Fascinating! You’ve mentioned⁢ that environmentalists would base their‌ decisions regarding censorship on ⁣various factors,‌ including​ the prime minister’s commitments. What are the specific​ commitments ​you are looking for?

Marine Tondelier: Primarily, we are keeping⁢ a close watch on‍ whether ⁣the Prime Minister ⁤commits to not using Article 49.3⁣ to push through legislation without parliamentary consent.This‍ is a critical signal about ‍the government’s approach to collaboration ⁤and⁢ transparency.

Editor: Given the recent​ statements by La France Insoumise regarding their intention to ⁢quickly⁣ censure the Bayrou government, how do you ⁤view their ‌stance in comparison to your own?

Marine Tondelier: I respect ⁢the positions of both the Socialist Party and La France Insoumise. Though, I ⁤must point out⁤ that the‌ positions within ⁤the New Popular Front are not uniform. ⁢While La France Insoumise is ready for rapid action, ⁢we need to consider⁣ the⁢ broader implications and the need for dialog. ‍It’s essential to hold the Prime Minister accountable, but also to collaborate⁤ where ⁢possible.

Editor: You mentioned that the prime minister “has his own censorship‍ in his hands.” ‌Can you explain what ​you mean by ⁤that?

Marine Tondelier: Absolutely. By⁤ that,I mean ‍that the Prime Minister has the power to dictate the ⁢tone ‍and⁢ transparency‍ of⁢ his administration. If⁤ he embraces an open dialogue with us and ​the New⁢ Popular⁢ Front, it ⁣could mitigate the ⁤need for censorship and⁢ foster‌ a more cooperative surroundings. We are calling for him to consult us, rather then operating ⁢unilaterally.

Editor: ⁢In light⁣ of your insights, what practical advice would you offer to readers who may be concerned about censorship and environmental policies?

Marine Tondelier: I would ⁤advise readers to stay⁢ informed​ and involved. Understanding ⁣the policies ‍proposed by the​ government and engaging in discussions—whether through local activism or social platforms—can make ​a difference. Voicing concerns about government transparency and advocating for collaborative governance are vital ⁣steps for any citizen who ​cares ⁤about environmental issues.

Editor: ⁤Thank you very⁤ much, Marine, for⁢ sharing your insights on censorship and‌ the political landscape in relation‌ to environmental policies.‍ Your⁣ perspective is invaluable as we navigate these pressing issues.

Marine‍ Tondelier: Thank you for having⁣ me.It’s essential ⁢that we keep these discussions alive.

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