Quebec: New Independent Leader Will Not Lend Allegiance to Charles III
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"I obviously do not intend to take an oath to the king and lie as the first gesture in the National Assembly," said Paul Saint-Pierre-Plamondon, nicknamed "PSPP", during a press conference in the city of Quebec. "There is something unusual that a foreign king comes to tell us what to do," added the leader of the Parti Québécois. "Partisan of the "abolition of the monarchy" in Quebec, that is, in fact, the abolition of the role of the British cro…
In Canada's Quebec province, the separatist Parti Québécois (PQ) has returned to power after 12 years. Party leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon announced that he plans to prevent the provincial governor from attending the new government's swearing-in ceremony. Plamondon stated, "I don't intend to swear allegiance to the King and then lie as my first act." The provincial governor is the representative of the British Crown in Quebec. Parti Québécois …
The new leader of the independence movement in Canada's French-speaking province of Quebec said Tuesday that he would not swear an oath of allegiance to Britain's King Charles III at his inauguration and that he would try to prevent the representative of the British Crown from attending the ceremony, AFP reported.
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