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Macron Accuses French Far Right of Fomenting Spread of Racism

PARIS, Oct 29 - President Emmanuel Macron has accused far-right politicians including in Marine Le Pen's National Rally of fostering an \"atmosphere of racism\" across France, days after a racially motivated killing in a Paris suburb. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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French President Emmanuel Macron criticized on Wednesday what he described as an increasing normalisation of the racist and anti-Semitism discourse in France, accusing this climate of fuelling the extreme-right Party of the National Assembly (Rassemblement National - RN) and the extreme-left party of France Nesupusa (La France Insoumise - LFI), reports the EFE agency.

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When asked about the YouTube channel HugoDecrypt about those responsible for a climate that may have favoured the attack in Trappes, the head of state said that there were "political movements that let this happen".

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Emmanuel Macron denounces the rise of racism and anti-Semitism in France following the Trappes attack and points to political extremes

French President Emmanuel Macron denounced Wednesday the growing acceptance of racist and anti-Semitic speeches in France, attributing part of the responsibility of the National Assembly (RN) and Non-Subject France (LFI) formations. In an interview for the young public, the leader of Elysée called for a solid response to hate-motivated violence, reports EFE, taken by Agerpres. [...] The post Macron warns about the normalization of racism and ant…

The President of France, Emmanuel Macron, criticized Wednesday the growing trend of normalisation of the racist and anti-Semitic discourse [...]

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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