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Marine Le Pen condemned the incidents that took place in France, calling them a “deep crisis” and characterizing the riots as a “threat to democracy.” The French far-right presidential candidate published a message on social media in the wake of yesterday’s clashes and widespread unrest in various parts of the country. At the same time, she launched an attack on Emmanuel Macron’s government, which she described as “exhausted, disoriented, whic…
In an 8-minute speech, Marine Le Pen denounced, on Sunday 18 October, "a deep crisis" that "imposing a threat to democracy". The RN candidate in the presidential elections said that "the Republic is reached" in the aftermath of the clashes and lootings on the margins of the mobilizations of 17 October. - "A threat to democracy": after the violence of 17 October, Marine Le Pen denounces "a deep crisis" (Policy).
Sitting behind her desk in front of a French flag and her lawyer's dress, the leader of the RN deplored "a deep crisis of confidence, authority, which poses a threat to democracy" and called "all the French to calm, dignity and republican restraint." The far-right candidate ransacked a "macronist power out of breath, exhausted, disoriented", pointing out a France "taken in stratification, even hostage, between violence and impotence".
The far-right candidate for the 2027 French presidential election, Marine Le Pen, has reacted after a day of unrest that rocked the country, blaming the far-left and President Emmanuel Macron for the situation. “We are experiencing a crisis of confidence,” Le Pen declared, describing the situation as a threat to democracy. She criticized Macron, saying he no longer has credibility and authority. Jordan Bardella, the leader of the National Rally …
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