2024-01-09 06:26:57
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How Gabriel Attal became the big favorite for the post of Prime Minister
Barely 34 years old, the current Minister of National Education is the big favorite for Matignon, only five months after taking office on rue de Grenelle. At 34, he would become the youngest Prime Minister of the Fifth Republic, dethroning Laurent Fabius, appointed to Matignon in July 1984 at 37.
21:51
The boss of LR, Eric Ciotti, “appreciated” the rigor of Borne, “a quality interlocutor”
20:51
Mélenchon challenges the next Prime Minister
20:34
We will have to wait
While the name of Gabriel Attal came up most often this Monday evening to succeed Elisabeth Borne, several sources announce that the choice of the future Prime Minister will not be announced before Tuesday.
20:23
“A remarkable stateswoman”, Agnès Firmin Le Bodo, Minister of Health, thanks Elisabeth Borne
20:12
Darmanin not opposed to the possible appointment of Attal
While the appointment of a future Prime Minister is awaited, some journalists are echoing dissatisfaction on the part of government heavyweights with the choice of Gabriel Attal. At Le Parisien, Darmanin’s entourage denies any opposition to this potential appointment.
19:47
“A damaged democracy and a worrying social project”, judges Rachel Kéké
19:19
Elisabeth Borne’s resignation letter
19:07
For the leader of the socialist deputies, Boris Vallaud, Borne is “pushed to resign”
18:57
Clément Beaune, Minister of Transport, highlights Borne’s “convictions”
18:38
LFI threatens the next government with a motion of censure, announces Mathilde Panot
La France insoumise will table a motion of censure in the National Assembly against the next government of Emmanuel Macron if the latter does not seek the confidence of Parliament – which Elisabeth Borne had not done, declared Monday the head of the insoumise deputies Mathilde Panot.
18:33
The role of Richard Ferrand
18:28
Gabriel Attal is in pole position to replace Elisabeth Borne, according to several sources
The Elysée did not immediately announce the name of Elisabeth Borne’s successor. But Gabriel Attal, 34, skyrocketed on Monday in the macronie’s predictions to succeed Matignon, which would make him the youngest Prime Minister of the Fifth Republic, beating the record of the socialist Laurent Fabius appointed at 37 in 1984.
It is he who should be responsible for forming the next government, a person close to the executive assured AFP.
If his youth and his recent appointment to National Education, where he arrived in July and launched vast projects to be brought to fruition, were invoked in recent days by several advisors to rule out the hypothesis of his appointment, the same arguments justify today his possible promotion today.
18:17
A record name of 49.3
One month after the Prime Minister took office, the legislative elections established a relative majority, which generated a record number of recourses to article 49.3. Élisabeth Borne thus held her government accountable 23 times during her time at Matignon. She became the second Prime Minister to have used this constitutional tool the most, behind the socialist Michel Rocard (28 times between 1988 and 1991).
18:12
Elisabeth Borne considers it “more necessary than ever to continue reforms” in her resignation letter
Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne estimated Monday that it was “more necessary than ever to continue reforms”, in her resignation letter given to Emmanuel Macron and consulted by AFP. “While I must present the resignation of my government, I wanted to tell you how passionate I was about this mission, guided by the constant concern, which we share, to achieve rapid and tangible results for our fellow citizens », wrote Ms Borne, noting the “will” of the Head of State to “appoint a new Prime Minister”.
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Macron thanks Borne, “every day exemplary”
18:08
A government on borrowed time
18:08
Élisabeth Borne at the Élysée
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Élisabeth Borne presented her resignation
The Prime Minister presented the resignation of her government to the President of the Republic, after nearly 20 months spent in Matignon.
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You can find here all the information relating to the reshuffle, while Élisabeth Borne has just announced her resignation and that of her government.
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