Édouard Philippe Denies 'Destabilization' Against Emmanuel Macron
Édouard Philippe Refutes Claims of Destabilization
Édouard Philippe, the former Prime Minister, publicly denied any involvement in what has been perceived as a destabilization enterprise against President Emmanuel Macron. In an interview with Paris Normandie, Philippe stated, “I have too much respect for the institutions and think the moment is too dangerous for anyone to attempt this.”
Political Stability is Essential
Philippe, who officially announced his candidacy for the Élysée this week, urged Macron to remain in charge until 2027, arguing “It is essential for the institutions that he sees his mandate through.” Concerns about potential political instability have been raised, with whispers of an impeachment process regarding the president's future.
Upcoming Meetings and Collaborations
- Édouard Philippe is set to meet the new Prime Minister Michel Barnier to discuss future collaborations.
- He praised Barnier as “methodical, solid, and experienced,” highlighting his suitability for coalition-building.
- Philippe is also preparing for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Normandy port.
Philippe further asserted that if Macron joins the celebrations, “It will go very well, I guarantee that.”
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