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France: Retailleau Seeks Tougher Stance with Algeria on Deportations - The Maghreb Times !
Tensions over migration between France and Algeria are fueling French political debates, particularly within the race for the presidency of the Les Républicains (LR) party. On Thursday, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau criticized the lack of a “sufficiently strong stance” in France’s approach to deporting Algerian nationals under an Obligation to Leave French Territory (OQTF). Speaking on LCI, Retailleau highlighted inefficiencies in deporting…
Three days before the election for the LR presidency, the two candidates succeeded each other on the LCI plateau to detail their political project.
Paris - The Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau, regretted Thursday on LCI that France did not establish "a sufficiently dominant balance of power" with Algeria on the OQTFs. His rival in the presidency of the Republicans, Laurent Wauquiez, made him Giorgia Meloni as "model for the right"
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