Youne sharpest output. Guesting on Radio J this Sunday, November 16, Manuel Valls was highly critical of Republican President Emmanuel Macron’s second five-year term, which he described in particular as a “wreck”, HuffPost reports. Excluded from the government last October after a nine-month stint at the Foreign Ministry, former Prime Minister François Hollande expressed his “anger” and concern at what he described as a “regime crisis”.
He has criticized the previous Head of State by denouncing his “cynicism” and “short-sightedness”, when he had to hand over his position in government to the current Minister of Overseas Territories, Naïma Moutchou, until now the Horizons representative of 4e electoral district of Val-d’Oise and close to Édouard Philippe.
Emmanuel Macron’s “mistake.”
Manuel Valls seems unable to digest his departure from the government. “Perhaps Emmanuel Macron and Sébastien Lecornu don’t appreciate my success there – in New Caledonia, but not only – when they failed,” he assumed, after saying: “I’m angry, I’m angry. The work has been done and recognized (…) So it’s difficult to understand. » He also argued that his stance on the recognition of Palestine by France, the terms of which he criticized in the Council of Ministers last July, could irritate Emmanuel Macron.
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He then viciously attacked the entire second term of office of the President of the Republic which lasts until 2027. The dissolution of the National Assembly in June 2024 naturally concerned him because he considered it a “mistake” that was not only paid for by the Head of State, but also by the entire institution and democracy.
According to him, the climate of political instability the country is experiencing is largely due to the decision, leading to what he describes as a “crisis of democracy” and a “crisis of the regime”. Although he considers it “extraordinary”, the re-election of Emmanuel Macron in 2022, he says, “makes no difference to a second five-year term”.
