The president of the Committed tells the backstage of the transfer of Jean-Luc Crucke from the MR to his new centrist movement. The objective is to attract liberal-social and disappointed Ecolo.
By Maxime Bierme
Lhe Walloon fisherman of the week is not Paul Magnette but Maxime Prévot. His big fish is called Jean-Luc Crucke, ex-Minister MR of the Budget who became vice-president of the Committed on Thursday. “Because we both have the deep conviction that it takes a burst of men and women politicians for more convergence, rather than to crepe the bun on the differences”, justifies, coldly, the one who is also mayor of Namur. “The clashes, the strokes of humor, only reinforce people’s incomprehension. They have the impression that politicians spend their time throwing controversial stink balls at each other. The parties of left and right strive to serve the interests of their clientele whereas we must ensure that everyone progresses. »
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