Fréchette Says Voters Don’t Need to Know if She’s Still a Sovereignist
Christine Fréchette says Quebecers do not want a referendum and criticizes the Parti Québécois leader for promising one despite polls showing 70% would vote No.
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"My personal position doesn't matter," said the caquist chief in response to questions about her position on Quebec sovereignty.
Charles Milliard denounces his caquist opponent, who refuses to vote in the debate on Quebec's independence.
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Le Journal de QuebecFormer political employee in the Marois government, Christine Fréchette today refuses to say whether she is in favour of Quebec's independence.
QUEBEC — On sovereignty, "my personal position doesn't matter," said the caquist leader Christine Fréchette on Thursday in Quebec City. "It's not relevant," she then insisted at a press conference in front of a steel component factory. Yet, the national issue has not been so present in a Quebec election campaign since [...]
Former political employee of a Pequist government, the Caquist leader and outgoing prime minister Christine Fréchette refuses to say whether she is a sovereignist. Voters do not have to know this to make a choice on October 5, she says.
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