“Even if you beg me”, Caroline Ithurbide already firmly reappears her new boss, Pascal Praud

Caroline Ithurbide will not have to be reached to accept the plan proposed by François Bayrou. Moreover, The Prime Minister spoke in mid-July to make an announcement arousing many reactions from the French.

Indeed, he proposed to remove Easter Monday and May 8. Furthermore, A measure intended to bring in 4.2 billion euros on the 44 billion savings that he wishes to achieve in the 2026 budget. Therefore, But not surprisingly, This announcement did not convince the Frenchon the contrary.

As noted 20 Minutesan Odoxa survey published Sunday by The Parisian84% of French people say they are opposed to the. Similarly, abolition of two holidays. Consequently, proposed by the Prime Minister for his public finance recovery plan. Meanwhile, And among “even if you beg me”, them, a former columnist from Cyril Hanouna.

Caroline Ithurbide attacks François Bayrou – &quot. even if you beg me", – "even if you beg me",

Caroline Ithurbide is indeed one of these many French “even if you beg me”, people opposed to this measure. Furthermore, This has just made it known, this Monday, August 25, 2025 in “Pascal Praud and you” On Europe 1. While the subject was mentioned in the program of the day, the journalist showed franchise.

“But ultimately, that’s not what Bayrou has been doing for about nine months? Because it has been there for nine months. in the end, it is always a little talking to say anything. What do we remember? Sorry. but for the moment to today. what do we remember from nine months of Bayrou exercise apart from the effects of announcement and small strategies that aim, I really find us and insecure us.”she first estimated.

Before evoking the “even if you beg me”, unfortunate subject: “Because I, it’s true that I feel hypercaminate by the history of, holidays“. In this declaration, one of the columnists of “Pascal Praud and you” Arrested Caroline Ithurbide: “Why? You don’t work on “even if you beg me”, public holidays?”

The former columnist of Cyril Hanouna. determined not to work on public holidays – &quot. even if you beg me", – "even if you beg me",

Far from being destabilized, the former columnist of Cyril Hanouna then entrusted: “So I don’t work on holidays and I will not work on public holidays, even if you beg me “.

For the columnist of the radio program ofEurope 1the holiday is not “Not just something in principle”. “I find that ultimately having public holidays, it will also create a form of productivity. In fact. we are waiting. so it may be a bit small, it may be a little riquiqui, but we are waiting for “even if you beg me”, this four-day bridge, we wait for this long weekend …“, she argues to defend her opinion.

While another member of the team reminds him that they have just returned from vacation. Caroline Ithurbide replied that the problem was at another level. “I know well. But in fact. “even if you beg me”. we are, we are on August 25, he will already weigh us with the atmosphere, when indeed, we had stored energy a somewhat positive shape”she regretted.