“Your trust honors me and binds me and binds me”

He was the last to speak among the candidates in the first round of the presidential election. Emmanuel Macron, who took the lead in the first round of the presidential election, spoke with his activists on Sunday evening in Porte de Versailles in Paris. “This Sunday, April 10, I was more than 36 million to confirm the right to vote and I thank all of our compatriots who voted from the first round for my candidacy, and I thank them. Your trust honors me, obliges me and obliges me. You can count on me to implement our project (…)”, he stated first before” Greetings all The first-round nominees “more specifically” Anne Hidalgo, Yannick Gadot, Fabian Roussel and Valerie Pecres “to give him their support. “Nothing has to be like before,” he explained.

“I would like to reach out to each of those who want to work for France, in order to build a joint business with them, it is our duty” “Do we want France with full employment able to finance government care and public service?” he asked, before making it clear that he wanted “France is more just in the face of current and future crises, (which has) confidence in science, reason, and skills.” “I want France faithful to humanity, to the spirit of the Enlightenment, and to the breath of 1789. These are the stakes of the 24th of April. I want to tell you this evening that I will do everything in my power because the only project of purchasing power is ours, and the only project reliable against the rising cost of living is ours, and that The only project of France and Europe is ours. All of us whatever our origins and all of us whatever our beliefs. Nothing has been done, let us be humble, resolvers, let us be persuaded. On April 24, we can choose France and Europe together. He concluded: “I count on you.”

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