Emmanuel Macron will participate in a special broadcast on the evening of May 13 on TF1
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President Emmanuel Macron will be the guest of a special program on TF1 on May 13th starting at 8:10 p.m. during which he will answer questions live from Gilles Bouleau on national and international news, the channel announced on Monday, May 5th. Titled "Emmanuel Macron - the challenges of France," the program will last two hours and will allow "several figures from civil society" to question the head of state, who "will also answer questions from viewers," a press release states.
Emmanuel Macron could discuss plans for a referendum, according to a source close to the President. He indicated in his New Year's greetings for 2025 that the French would be asked to "decide" on key issues. François Bayrou has put forward the idea of such a consultation on "a comprehensive plan" for deficit reduction, an idea met with skepticism by politicians on both the left and the right.
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The President's entourage also believes that it is possible to ask several questions on the same day and Emmanuel Macron is studying different hypotheses on subjects, including the territorial organization of the State.
The head of state is primarily focused on the international stage, while French political life has been more fractured than ever since he dissolved the National Assembly in June.
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Viewers "will be able to send their questions in advance on the TF1 Info website, app and social media and via TF1 +," the channel said, adding that it will also be revealing an Ifop study "on the state of mind and morale of the French."
On March 5, the Head of State had already addressed the French people directly during a televised address devoted to the international situation, watched by more than 15 million viewers.
Libération