Macron couple was rocked by two presidential terms, new book reveals
A new book reveals insights into Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron's presidency, highlighting the challenges faced during their time in office. The author, Florian Tardif, shares testimonies from various figures close to the couple, shedding light on their personal and professional struggles. The book suggests that Macron's decision-making process is hindered by self-doubt and a need for comprehensive understanding before acting.
- ▪Florian Tardif's book, 'Un couple (presque) parfait', explores the Macron presidency.
- ▪The book includes testimonies from former ministers and close associates of the Macrons.
- ▪It reveals that Emmanuel Macron struggles with decision-making due to self-doubt.
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Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte Macron on Avenue Foch in Paris during the July 14 Bastille Day ceremony, July 14, 2024. JULIEN MUGUET FOR « LE MONDE » It is a curse that haunts the ends of every presidential terms. As power and control over people and events start to slip away, tongues loosen and façades begin to crack. Emmanuel Macron's final days in office are no exception. With Un couple (presque) parfait ("An (Almost) Perfect Couple") by Florian Tardif, published on Wednesday, May 13, the opaque veil that has shrouded the Elysée since 2017 is beginning to tear. The author, a political journalist at Paris Match, has followed the presidential couple from their beginnings.
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