This Monday, July 17, 2023, in a press release, the Elysée Palace put an end to Emmanuel Macron’s long silence on the rumors of a reshuffle shaking the political sphere for several weeks. “To ensure stability and substantive work, the President of the Republic has decided to maintain the Prime Minister”, announced the press release broadcast by franceinfo.

“The 100-day goal has been met and calm has returned. July 14 was a success. The country is moving forward. The executive must work and prepare for the start of the school year,” welcomed the president’s entourage on Monday. . This is why Emmanuel Macron “intends to prepare for the start of the school year by recalling the clear course which is his and by gathering strongly after this period”. He will explain himself “by the end of the week” on this famous return course, before his trip of several days to Oceania.

For their part, the oppositions strongly criticized the results of the “100 days” and the renewal of the Prime Minister. “It is confirmation that it will not change anything in the policy which is carried out in favor of the richest. A policy of climate inaction, such an authoritarian policy”, concluded Manon Aubry, MEP, on franceinfo.

The executive statement states that the president has asked Elisabeth Borne to “make adjustments in her government” that the Prime Minister will submit “this week” to the Head of State. According to some advisers interviewed by BFMTV, Elisabeth Borne plans “technical changes” and to replace 6 or 7 ministers.

According to Arnaud Benedetti, editor-in-chief of The political and parliamentary review, the renewal of Elisabeth Borne “is a way of extending the 100 days and saving time”, reports Europe 1. But will this third Borne government succeed? go the distance? Is Emmanuel Macron stepping back to jump better? According to an executive, the Prime Minister could “hold on until the Europeans”. To be continued.