We must rally together in front of voters.

From now on, the response cannot be found in a government reshuffle, whatever its scope, but in a major change in the direction of the government.

We must ask for explanations about all stages of their detention.

There needs to be greater transparency. The French deserve to know the truth. They have the right to know the nature of the illness of their head of state.

I think when you are interior minister and number two in the government, you should master your own language.

Now their freedom has been secured, informing parliament about all the conditions of how the discussions have unfolded since August is the least thing that can be done.

This law cannot be applied everywhere, and it cannot be long-lasting.

I want to hear Jacques Chirac today. Where is the president when such serious events are taking place?

We have seen how heavy the price is when we are fragmented.