French President Emmanuel Macron is already exploring his options for the remainder of his career after two five-year terms. The Journal du Dimanche credits him with ties to Xavier Niel regarding his potential political comeback in 2032.
Even before leaving the Elysee Palace, Emmanuel Macron is already preparing for his return in 2032? The French president is already thinking about the remainder of his five-year term, which ends in 2027, according to the Journal du Dimanche. Pending this deadline, the head of state will be in line to take up a position in the field of Xavier Niel. The position in the form of a “launching pad” is “still vague”, according to our colleagues.
A project that struggles to convince lawyer Charles Consigny Big mouths this Monday, July 6: “2032, I don’t believe in it,” he reacts. Chronicler GUARANTEED VICTORY and the lawyer “doesn’t believe in the opinions of politicians.”
“I think that once the French have seen someone many times and have squeezed him to the core, they don’t want to see him anymore,” he analyzes this Monday, July 6, on RMC.
Joelle Dago-Serry’s opinion on the set of GG: “I don’t understand this obsession with returning to power when we haven’t even left it yet. We are preparing for our return while we are still here.”
Is Xavier Niel “almost aggressive”?
The columnist mentions, for example, the return of François Hollande during the early legislative elections in July 2024. The former French president was elected deputy in Corrèze.
“In all other countries they disappear. But in our case they act as if they have nothing else to do,” emphasizes Joël Dago-Serry.
As for Emmanuel Macron’s case, the columnist hopes “we never see him again.” The potential rapprochement with Xavier Niel does not surprise Charles Consigny. “What is he going to do at Niel’s? I don’t know. Niel has an absolutely incredible appetite. He has shares everywhere. I’m not surprised that he’s taking over, including the outgoing president. He’s dynamic, almost aggressive,” explains the lawyer, who saw a future for Emmanuel Macron “at the European level.”