Turin, 25 Sep. (LaPresse) – “Let me be clear: according to our Constitution, one is entitled to two consecutive terms. So I will conclude my term next May and the French people will elect someone else. But I don’t rule anything out.” French President Emmanuel Macron said this in an interview with Variety when asked whether he would one day run for a third term in the Elysée Palace. “It’s quite unusual to come back, but we’ll see. Life is full of surprises, sometimes more than movies,” he added.
France, Macron: “To run for a third term in the future? I don’t rule anything out”
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Turin, 25 Sep. (LaPresse) – “Let me be clear: according to our Constitution, one is entitled to two consecutive terms. So I will conclude my term next May and the French people will elect someone else. But I don’t rule anything out.” French President Emmanuel Macron said this in an interview with Variety when asked whether he would one day run for a third term in the Elysée Palace. “It’s quite unusual to come back, but we’ll see. Life is full of surprises, sometimes more than movies,” he added.
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