Help to die: Bruno Retailleau opposes the bill before the debate in the National Assembly

The members of the government, like the members of the coalition, are more than ever divided on the text discussed from Monday, 12 May, whose adoption is far from being achieved before the next presidential election.

In an interview with the "Journal du Dimanche", the Minister of the Interior considers that the bill is "deeply unbalanced".

"If no one wants to die, however, some may want to stop suffering," the artist and the former Prime Minister argue in the columns of "The Sunday Tribune".

The minister of the interior believes that the text of MP Olivier Falorni "brings down all the locks" and marks an abandonment in the face of suffering. Gabriel Attal and singer Line Renaud co-sign a forum defending the proposal.

In an interview with the JDD, the Minister of the Interior considers that the text on the end of life, which will be debated at the National Assembly on Monday, signs an "anthropological break." In the Sunday Tribune, singer Line Renaud and former Prime Minister Gabriel Attal defend the right to "stop suffering".

On Monday, May 12, a "pro-life" gathering will take place in Place Bellecour.