“The Meeting of Kings at Versailles Dispersed by Popular Censorship. The English [sic] know that Darmanin sucks at security. “Like Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the Insoumis took pleasure in commenting on the postponement of the visit of Charles III. Initially maintained, Emmanuel Macron, this Friday March 24, 2023, announced the cancellation of this state visit, following the announcement, by the inter-union, of a new day of demonstration, Tuesday 28 March.
If, for the moment, no date has been announced – it will be set this summer – this postponement is welcomed by the left. Alexis Corbière also went there with his tweet. “On Monday, the king is going to dine at Versailles. He invited Charles III, ”we can read on the photo shared by the deputy of Seine-Saint-Denis. Clémentine Autain, also a deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis, celebrated "the monarchy [which] wavers", specifying that there were no "small victories".
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Manon Aubry, for her part, highlighted the "French people" who "know how to scare all monarchs!" Whether they are in Buckingham or at the Élysée”. "Kings will not have tea at Versailles," the Insoumise MEP also wrote. In English in the text, Raquel Garrido also compared Emmanuel Macron to a king: “Two kings were to meet at Versailles. There's one less, there's a second left. »
2 kings were to meet in Versailles. 1 down, 1 to to go. https://t.co/M83ZgCGvn5
The Nupes was also delighted with this postponement. Sandrine Rousseau highlighted the fact that "the delay in the visit of Charles III is the one and only clue, to date, that Emmanuel Macron has grasped that a social movement [of historic magnitude] was taking place in our country," before calling this belated realization "lunar." Finally, Fabien Roussel, national secretary of the PCF, ironically praised Emmanuel Macron for having found "the reverse gear".
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From Brussels, Emmanuel Macron returned to this cancellation:
