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French Right Choose Paris Region Chief To Challenge President Emmanuel Macron : World News - Vimarsana News

French Right Choose Paris Region Chief To Challenge President Emmanuel Macron : World News

French Right Choose Paris Region Chief To Challenge President Emmanuel Macron : Rashtra News Valerie Pecresse is a former minister in the presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy.Paris, France: France's conservative party on Saturday chose the moderate chief of the Paris region Valerie Pecresse to challenge President Emmanuel Macron next year, a pick that will likely have

The French farmer on a tractor is back — running the EU - Vimarsana News

The French farmer on a tractor is back — running the EU

It took just days after French farmers took to the streets for Brussels and Paris to backtrack on important green goals.

Tractors on TikTok: Europe's farmers send a loud pre-election message | Protests - Vimarsana News

Tractors on TikTok: Europe's farmers send a loud pre-election message | Protests

Five months before the European Parliament elections, angry EU farmers are honking to be heard.

French union urges civil disobedience to denounce Macron's immigration law - Vimarsana News

French union urges civil disobedience to denounce Macron's immigration law

France's powerful CGT trade union has called for nationwide "civil disobedience" following the adoption by parliament of an immigration law designed to toughen conditions for foreigners living in or…

Source: rfi.fr
Has Marine Le Pen given Emmanuel Macron the 'kiss of death'? - Vimarsana News

Has Marine Le Pen given Emmanuel Macron the 'kiss of death'?

A key immigration reform passed in the French government on Tuesday was reliant on far-right votes.

Source: bbc.co.uk