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In pictures: the faces of France’s new government

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France's new Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne will work with a government composed by heavyweights from the previous cabinet as well as newcomers. The list includes some new faces in key posts but Macron notably opted for continuity at the finance, interior and justice ministries. Macron’s revamp of his administration is, in part, aimed at building momentum ahead of parliamentary elections in June.

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In pictures: the faces of France’s new government

Freshly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled his new government, which will serve under newly appointed Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne. The list includes some new faces in key posts but…

2 years ago·France

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Sud Ouest

New Borne government: what does the French press think of it?

“Continuity”, “impression of déjà vu”, absence of risk. The French press believes that Élisabeth Borne's government is more like a “big shuffle”

2 years ago·France

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Liberation

Borne Government: the art of giving change

The team announced on Friday, which relies on heavyweight leavers, has few surprises, apart from Education and the Quai d'Orsay. At Ecology, the ambition shown was not reflected in the casting of ministers.

2 years ago·Paris, France

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L'Humanité

Direct remaniement. Les ministres du gouvernement Borne, les premières réactions

Le nouveau gouvernement d'Elisabeth Borne : Bruno Le Maire reste à Bercy, au poste de ministre de l’économie et des finances, et de la souveraineté industrielle et numérique. Gérald Darmanin conserve son poste de ministre de l’intérieur. Catherine Colonna est nommée au ministère de l’Europe et des affaires étrangères. Elle remplace Jean-Yves Le Drian. Eric Dupond-Moretti reste au ministère de la justice. L’historien Pap Ndiaye est nommé ministre

2 years ago

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Mediapart

The new faces of the Borne government

Thirteen new people enter the government, including historian Pap Ndiaye and former boss of LR deputies Damien Abad. Emmanuel Macron also rewarded several of his faithful...

2 years ago·Paris, France

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LExpress.fr

LIVE. Which ministers in the Borne government? The end of the suspense is approaching

After long days of waiting, the composition of the new government led by Elisabeth Borne will be known this Friday afternoon. The first Council of Ministers will be held on Monday.

2 years ago

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In pictures: the faces of France’s new government

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In pictures: the faces of France’s new government

In pictures: the faces of France’s new government

New Borne government: what does the French press think of it?

New Borne government: what does the French press think of it?

Borne Government: the art of giving change

Borne Government: the art of giving change

Direct remaniement. Les ministres du gouvernement Borne, les premières réactions

Direct remaniement. Les ministres du gouvernement Borne, les premières réactions

The new faces of the Borne government

The new faces of the Borne government

LIVE. Which ministers in the Borne government? The end of the suspense is approaching

LIVE. Which ministers in the Borne government? The end of the suspense is approaching

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