Did Emmanuel Macron want to stop the spiral of security escalation which, with the Lyhanna affair, has largely infiltrated political discourse in recent days? “We don’t respond to a tragedy with shouting. Haste and demagoguery are responses that are not up to the task,” indicated the Head of State on Wednesday, June 10, in the Council of Ministers.
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