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French express frustrations over recent appointment of France's new government
22.09.2024 - 22:48 / euronews.com / Emmanuel Macron
French locals are expressing their frustration over the recent appointment of the new French government.
Some are skeptical about President Emmanuel Macron’s involvement in the process and choice for Prime Minister – former Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier.
Criticism also circles around the new government’s dominance of centre-right politicians following an election won by the centre-left.
Others are cautious, saying that it is too early to pass judgement on the work of the new government.
In a television interview, Barnier addressed various concerns of the French public including pension reform and taxation.
He emphasized the importance of cohesion and fraternity within his government, committing to making compromises aimed at fostering the progress of the country.
“They say we censor the left. I’m very sorry about that because I’ve long thought that sectarianism or intolerance is proof of weakness. So I’m not going to be the first sectarian,” he said.
“There will be no ideology, no sectarianism, just practical measures like all our neighbours are taking, and we’re going to try to take them on good terms with them too.”
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