In France, Macron says social isolation will go until May 11 13-04-2020

Everything indicates that the new coronavirus is starting to enter a stabilization line. The President of France, Macron, in an interesting address to the nation, the President presented a meticulous plan, very evolving and still full of unknowns, for the return to normality in France.

The President's announcement was made on Monday night. In Macron's speech he says that the extension of the confinement will extend until May 11, to combat the growth of the coronavirus.

This is already the third affected speech by the president to the nation, starting with the fact that the pandemic hit France in March. Macron also clarified that from that date, schools will begin to open and the economy will start to walk if the results are positive.

This pronouncement by the president was more pedagogical than grandiose, an outline of the next steps, an attempt to educate on how to progressively exit the closure, which has left at least 15,000 dead in this country and is leading to the biggest recession since 1945.

In France, social isolation will be loosened on May 11

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Macron began communicating at 8:02 pm local time, with the band able to allow the French to go out onto the balconies to applaud health personnel and those who are at the “front” of this “war”, as he called it on March 16, when he decreed the confinement.

He clarified: “We will end up winning, but for months we will have to continue living with the virus,” Macron said. “Our nation is solidary, with a common goal”.

According to press reports, the president had been preparing for days, and constantly reassessing the condition.
To make this important decision, he consulted with scientists, international leaders and his immediate predecessors, François Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy.
In that presidential way of France, as it has been in these last decades, the head of state can also be the head of government, these occasions are constantly shrouded in a particular festivity that, without a doubt, we can understand in this country.