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© Ludovic Marin, AFP Emmanuel Macron delivered its eighth address since the beginning of the health crisis, Monday night from the Elysee. A speech whose political component is, according to the invited analysts of Europe 1 Monday night, in a dynamic of center-right, or even right, including the presentation of the reforms of unemployment insurance and pensions.

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A speech of "right center", or even "well on the right", according to the other guests of Europe 1, the Mayor (LR) of Reims, Arnaud Faucet, or the member Jean-Christophe Cambadélis.

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"in the continuity of the liberal politics he has taken so far"

"on The political aspect, I saw and listened to a center-right president, "commented Arnaud Faucet, evoking the speech on the pension reform

. "It's difficult, as a Republican, to oppose the pensions' speech," he continues. "We have been asking for a decline in retirement age at 64 years. This is the sine qua non to save this distribution system," adds the mayor of Reims. "This notion of work, which needs to report more than social benefits, these are things to be adhered to. We must be objective. Tonight I say, I have heard a right center president." "It's a right center speech, and I would even say right on what is needed for France," reacts the member Jean-Christophe Cambadélis in turn. "His vision is a vision in the continuity of the liberal politics he has so far, with the

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and the pension reform", he continues. "An abusive simplification" reforms that affect a little more the right, but with, nevertheless, a left leg, represented by a part of more social speech, where are mentioned the youth and the education with, in particular, the Announcement of "engagement income" for unemployed youth and training.

"May the spirit of this speech be a right center speech, it seems evidence," revives the historian Jean Garrigues, evoking political and electoral coherence. However, he notes, "the regal aspects, security, identity, immigration have not been touched at all in this speech." A very clear gap with the national gathering speech, but also part of the Republicans, he says. "So we see that there is still a difference and that's why the mayor of Reims spoke of the right center '", insists the historian, according to whom we can not speak of a right speech, this being "an abusive simplification".