“At last.” It took four weeks to know the new French government. The foreign press underlines this unusual duration, while agreeing that the list of selected is not intended to surprise much. La Libre Belgique notices what “several known faces of the LRM galaxy” are there, “no real surprise”. Blick, a Swiss online media, argues that “Macronian ‘disruption’ has definitely found its limits”. The European media Politico relief “some new faces”, including the historian Pap Ndiaye as Minister of Education.
“Nearly four weeks after the re-election of the president, four days after the appointment of his Prime Minister, the time has finally come to know the names of the members of the new French government which will have to embody the majority that Emmanuel Macron wants to keep in the elections. legislative elections of June”, abstract The weather. For whom the new executive is not “rather not” the choice of “the promised novelty and surprise”. With Elisabeth Borne as Prime Minister, Emmanuel Macron had chosen the “security”. It seems to continue in this way, since “many former ministers remain in office, whether for security once again or because refusals have accumulated”, notes the Swiss daily.
Fourteen men, thirteen women
The team announced “tightened”, is not so much, with “14 men and 13 women” while the government of Jean Castex counted “16 ministers, 14 deputy ministers and 12 state secretaries, i.e. 21 men and 22 women,