Figaro’s letter of July 6, 2022

Dear readers,

A difficult day awaits Elizabeth Born. He has a meeting at the National Assembly at exactly 3:00 p.m. to deliver his general policy speech. History will tell the MPs what his plan will be and what style he intends to impose on the government. A way to show legitimacy to an assembly that has not been achieved. And even more than Pale Bourbon, it is also his majority, starting with his ministers, that he has to convince tomorrow, as we are just coming out of the new realignment.

We also talk to you about other subjects that occupy us at the moment: the results of the baccalaureate and the level of French of our students and the strikes and complications that await us in transport at the beginning of the summer holidays.

I wish you a good day!

Louise Darbon

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Elizabeth Bourne tested the Assembly and its majority

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