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By Ingrid Melander PARIS (Reuters) - The French vote on Sunday in the first round of a presidential election that will determine who runs the European...
Comment Macron veut se relancer après l'échec des régionales 06h58, le 28 juin 2021 A Partagez sur : Alors que LREM a connu un échec cuisant aux élections régionales de dimanche, ne remportant aucune région, Emmanuel Macron réfléchit déjà à la meilleure manière de se relancer pour la dernière année de son mandat, alors que l'élection présidentielle approche. Il pourrait notamment annoncer un remaniement dans les prochains jours. ANALYSE Le patron du MoDem François Bayrou évoque un "coup de semonce très important pour la majorité". Avec un score national de 7% e...
EPA-EFE/PHILIPPE DESMAZES / POOL MAXPPP OUT A new video posted on social media shows a different angle of attack on Macron. The new video shows the French President running towards the citizens with a mask, accompanied by two people from the security. Macron approached the fence and grabbed one of the gathered people by the arm, after which he slapped him. Disconcerted Macron reflexively moves to the side, and the members of the security drag him towards the car. In this recording, a bang is heard. One security member immediately took the president to safety, while others knocked the a...
Is this where Europe is headed? Franceâs new radicalism law exposes Macronâs centrism Franceâs Left and Right wing agree on one thing when it comes to the new âanti-separatismâ law targeted at Muslims â it is too vague. Taha Siddiqui 18 February, 2021 10:38 am IST Text Size: A+ The French National Assembly approval for a new law called ‘Strengthening Respect for Republican Principlesâ also dubbed as an anti-separatism bill, has reignited the debate about not only Emmanuel Macronâs centrist, liber...
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