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The Head of State reported that there were "dysfunctions" in the Elysée Palace
He had planned to spend the whole weekend at the residence of La Lanterne. The ravages of the Benalla affair, the name of his now ex-collaborator who molested a young man and a young woman on 1 and May, forced Emmanuel Macron to modify his plans. After a few days in which he wallowed in silence, the president is now at the maneuver to try to get out of a crisis that blocked the parliamentary machine and shaken Macronie.
Sunday, July 22 in the evening, he gathered at the Elysee the Prime Minister, Edouard Philippe, the Minister of the Interior, Gerard Collomb, the spokesman of the government, Benjamin Griveaux, and the Secretary of State in charge of the relations with the Parliament, Christophe Castaner, who is also the delegate general of La Republique en marche (LRM). The day before, the four men had lunch with the head of state at the palace, which was also attended by the Minister of Justice, Nicole Belloubet.
The president has, according to a participant at the meeting on Sunday evening, sentenced on "shocking and unacceptable behavior" of the former deputy chief of staff at the Elysee. This is the first time since Le Monde revealed the case, Wednesday, July 18 in the evening, that Emmanuel Macron speaks on the subject and makes it known. If he has not yet planned to speak – "he will do it when he sees fit to do it" we summarize in his entourage – he no longer excludes him. "It's like what happened after the evening of the first round. There was La Rotonde, the campaign was messed up, he was absent, it lasted a week, then he left again " recalls one of his relatives, who says he is confident in the presidential response.
"Transparency and probity"
The Head of State also reminded his interlocutors, Sunday, that there was "impunity" for anyone and that three investigations – judicial, administrative and parliamentary. .
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