President Emmanuel Macron has made a statement that has attracted attention: he plans to retire from politics after his second term ends in 2027.
The news was initially reported by international media and was considered surprising, as many world leaders continue to have influence even after leaving office. In Macron's case, it seems that the path will be different.
The French president himself has emphasized that he did not have a political career before being elected head of state and, according to him, he has no intention of building one even after leaving office.
Macron's second term ends in 2027, which coincides with the maximum term limit allowed by the French Constitution for a sitting president.
If this decision remains unchanged, France will not only enter a new political era, but will lose one of the strongest figures of the last decade in Europe.
