Political Crisis: What Is Going on in France?
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In #France, the protests on October 17 were marked by violence and clashes with the police. Between the management of public order, political reactions, media treatment and social mobilization, these events turn into a political crisis at 6 months of the presidential election.
The concept of permacrise has not been invented especially for Hexagon but it describes well the situation of the moment
The scenes of violence and robbery, which shook France, surrounded the world. Beyond the shock provoked, the street riots became the symbol of a government at the end of power and of a country more fractured than ever, six months before the presidential elections that could propel the extremist parties. The French Prime Minister condemned the radical left that he wants to throw the country into total chaos and accused the party La France Insoumi…
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These are the latest developments of the political and social crisis and the ongoing violence in France, six months from the presidential election. The national day of mobilization on 17 October against "honey life" has experienced peaceful demonstrations, and on the sidelines of the widespread violence that have stunned and put under pressure the government, criticized for its strategy of maintaining law and order.
France is experiencing one of its most turbulent political moments. Traditionally, six months before a key election, the country enters a period of intense debate – candidates are heard, programs are compared and society prepares for a democratic vote. This time, however, the tension did not find an outlet in the political debate, but spilled directly onto the streets.
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