The President of the Republic reacted this Friday evening in a statement to the emerging controversy over the fate of seniors after May 11.
Emmanuel Macron “does not wish to discriminate” of the elderly in the context of progressive deconfinement after May 11 and “will call for individual responsibility” for each, said the Elysee on Friday evening.
The Head of State, explains the Elysée, wished to make this clarification by seeing “mounting the debate on the situation of our seniors, after the declarations of Professor Jean-François Delfraissy”. He said Wednesday in the Senate that “for people of a certain age, 65 or 70, (…) we will continue confinement”.
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