France: share of people wanting to take part in the Great National Debate 2019
This graph shows the percentage of French people intending to participate in the national debate, launched by Emmanuel Macron and his government after the Yellow vests movement, in France in 2019. It reveals that 28 percent of the respondents declared that they would probably not take part in this debate as of January 14, 2019.
The Great National Debate 2019
The grand débat national is a national debate and has been launched by Emmanuel Macron and his government on January 15, 2019. Trying to assuage the anger of "yellow vest" protesters (French: Gilets jaunes), the "grand débat national" is a series of public forums inviting citizens to express their concerns and hopes on French politics. The debates will run during two months and citizens will be able to participate in Town-Hall-style gatherings across the country, as well as making proposals on an online platform until mid-March 2019. Following, findings will be summarize and concrete proposals will be presented to Macron's government. Major topics have been decided: taxation, low-carbon economy, democracy, citizenship, the functioning of the government and public services.
The Great National Debate 2019
The grand débat national is a national debate and has been launched by Emmanuel Macron and his government on January 15, 2019. Trying to assuage the anger of "yellow vest" protesters (French: Gilets jaunes), the "grand débat national" is a series of public forums inviting citizens to express their concerns and hopes on French politics. The debates will run during two months and citizens will be able to participate in Town-Hall-style gatherings across the country, as well as making proposals on an online platform until mid-March 2019. Following, findings will be summarize and concrete proposals will be presented to Macron's government. Major topics have been decided: taxation, low-carbon economy, democracy, citizenship, the functioning of the government and public services.
