
Guest on France 2, the former Minister of the Economy Bruno Le Maire does not rule out a candidacy for the presidential election and is preparing to present his “project for France”, based on authority, prosperity and a Europe of six.
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Bruno Le Maire presents a project for France based on state authority, prosperity and a Europe of six.
After judo champion Teddy Riner and Éric Zemmour (Reconquête) this week, will Bruno Le Maire be the next name on the list of candidates for the presidential election? The former Minister of the Economy, who returned very briefly to the Lecornu I government, is progressing. “The man who is speaking to you this morning is not a candidate for the presidential election, we will see tomorrow,” he assures on France 2 this Thursday.
The former tenant of Bercy, who remained in office for seven years, is preparing to present his “project for France” in the morning. Around sixty parliamentarians, local elected officials and business leaders will be present, reports Politico. A project which is based on three pillars: “the authority of the State, prosperity for the French and a Europe united by six”, he defends. Bruno Le Maire has already published the outlines of this said project this summer in a manifesto of around sixty pages called “for another France”.
“Drum”
The 57-year-old man deplores the lack of “project” among the Elysian suitors “who are growing like mushrooms”. And pleads for doing “things in order”, “the project before the candidate”. Without ruling out anything: “I reserve all possibilities”.
While pressure is increasing for the organization of a primary from the right and the center, the candidate Bruno Retailleau (Les Républicains) has even put forward dates, but for Bruno Le Maire it is a “sham”. Before the candidate of the 2016 primary recognizes, however: “everything that brings people together goes in the right direction”. Without commenting on possible participation.

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