Emmanuel Macron has changed his mind on the topic of end-of-life.
Having previously avoided discussing it, he has now opened the way for a modification of the law.
This modification would allow for the request of assisted dying under certain strict conditions.
Despite the evolution of his stance, Macron implicitly rejects the concept of euthanasia, preferring the term 'assisted dying'.
By initiating this legislative change, he is responding to a long-standing public opinion demand.
The issue of end of life remains divisive and will likely mobilize conservative factions of the political and religious spectrum.
Conclusion: Despite potential setbacks, Macron ventures onto a delicate but highly relevant field from both a personal and a collective political point of view.