PRIME MINISTER CAZENEUVE OFFICALLY RESIGNED HIS GOVERNEMENT TO THE PRESIDENT

USPA NEWS - Former Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve officially presented his resignation and that of his government to François Hollande on Wednesday evening, 10 May in the evening. Prime Minister Cazeneuve has one of the shortest in the History of the Fifth Republic, since he lasted ... 155 days.

Former Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve officially presented his resignation and that of his government to François Hollande on Wednesday evening, 10 May in the evening. Prime Minister Cazeneuve has one of the shortest in the History of the Fifth Republic, since he lasted ... 155 days.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This decision comes a few hours after the official announcement of the results of the presidential election by the Constitutional Council and four days before the transfer of powers scheduled on Sunday 14 May between outgoing President François Hollande and newly President-elect Emmanuel Macron. The names of the prime minister and members of the new government, all kept silent for the time being, will be unveiled in the wake. PRESIDENT HOLLANDE GREETS THE 37 MINISTERS AT LAST MINISTERIAL COUNCIL OF 10TH MAY Najat Vallaud Belkacem, former Education Minister , and Segolene Royal Minister of Ecology and sustainable development, said they were moved to leave the government, and consider they have worked toughly during the five years and were fully dedicated to their mission. Mrs Belkacem, grasped the red/blue pen as a souvenir“¦.from the minister council. Bernard Caseneuve did not explain, whether he would be Who will be a minister again in the next government under Macrons presidency. Since the launch of Emmanuel Macron´s movement called “En marche“, none of the actual Ministers believed in the possible success of it“¦. Later on, Jean Yves Le Drian, Minister fo Defense, joined him, two months ago, although he was closed to the President Hollande.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bernard Caseneuve, Prime Minister explained “ There is no question of promising anything, it would be too much of disappointments ". However, the President-elect consults a lot, has ideas, wishes and doubts. He will decide everything, but he is also subject to the imperatives realistic of the moment, constrained by his commitments to renewal, to surpassing parties. And within a few weeks of the legislative elections, the objective of the constitution of a majority in the Assembly obliges, so it will be necessary to give pledges to those who hesitate to play a role at his side."