Overview
- Nuñez was appointed interior minister on Sunday, succeeding Bruno Retailleau through the standard presidential nomination on the prime minister’s proposal.
- In a farewell email, he expressed "unfathomable emotion" and "boundless admiration" for Paris Prefecture agents and pledged "eternal fidelity" to the institution.
- He wrote that any successes of his tenure belonged to the collective and said he would carry the prefecture’s colors into his new role.
- On Monday in Versailles, during his first trip as minister, he set priorities of restoring day‑to‑day security and continuing the fight against narcotraffickers.
- He met gendarmes, police and firefighters in the Yvelines and noted police unions had already pressed for strengthening judicial and investigative tracks, a dossier he said he will take up immediately.