‘Maxi merde’: French presidential campaign rattled by a week of chaos
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Inflation and the crisis of purchasing power are at the heart of the presidential election. This week, the campaign was marked by the protests in the high schools and the revelations of Mediapart on Jordan Bardella, accused of anti-Semitic statements dating back to 2013. Taken indecently, Marine Le Pen must protect his campaign from scandal. As for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, he mobilizes the high school students against police violence. At the right ce…
The political crisis in France derails the presidential campaign six months from the polls. The burned institutes, the accusations of anti-Semitism against the dolphin of Marine Le Pen and a premium of risk above the 150 basic points have turned the week into a succession of open fronts that no one in the government controls.The week Paris lost control of the story In the Elysée circulates an expression that sums up the environment: ‘the maxi me…
Schools in France are on fire. The most important character of the right extreme fight for his political survival after being accused of anti-Semitic statements. And economic indicators are red,...
A week of violence, political tension and economic turmoil is shaking France, as the battle to succeed Emmanuel Macron intensifies, with Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon at the center.
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