Emmanuel Macron was attacked by the French right over the weekend because Valerie Pecres was elected as the Republican presidential candidate and the far-right TV critic Eric Zemur A new party was launched, and Marina Le Pen traveled to Poland to demonstrate force with the Polish Prime Minister and other European populist parties.
Pecres said her “task” was to stop Macron.She called him the “tortuous” president France Trapped in a wall of debt and taxation, a society that is no longer respected or authoritative.” In the first interview with the Journal, she said that Macron has brought many problems to future generations, including “debt, business deficits, taxation , Troubled public service [and] A long-term crisis of authority.” She added: “France is destroyed and divided, and everything must be repaired. “
Pécresse will travel to the heart of southern France with far-right deputy Éric Ciotti on Monday. Who did she defeat in the preliminary final Who put pressure on her on Sunday, asking her to give priority to his tough immigration and taxation policies in order to win back voters from the far-right Le Pen and Zemur.
The left-wing Jean-Luc Mélanchon held a large-scale presidential election rally, calling on French left-wing voters to urgently show “strength and unity”, and insisted that opinion polls in recent months showed a higher approval rating Far-right candidates and hardline anti-immigration rhetoric.
Centrist Macron is likely to announce his re-election in January or February before the April presidential election. But this weekend’s choice of Pecres as a candidate for Nicolas Sarkozy’s party Les Républicains immediately intensified the campaign.
Macron’s government spokesman Gabriel Attar told The Parisian that there is no clear political line within the Republicans, and Pecrese will have to do some political “acrobatics” in an attempt to “contradict” everything. The views of the political parties are gathered together. He said that the right wing is in a “survival crisis” and believes that Macron’s transformation of the labor market, tax cuts and the creation of police jobs mean “we have done everything that Pecres could have done when he was minister. [under Sarkozy], But she didn’t do it.”
at the same time, Zemmour, a far-right television expert, was convicted of inciting racial hatred Without any political experience, his first campaign rally was held in the Villepinte exhibition space, 20 kilometers north of Paris. After several people protesting Zemore took off their jackets in the audience to reveal anti-racist T-shirts, union members in Paris staged street demonstrations against him, and there was a scuffle at the rally.
Zemur announced that he was forming a new party called Reconquête, which means “reconquer”, because he vowed to save “the fate of French civilization” and resist what he called the threat of immigration.
He criticized the political system and the media, promising to raise wages for low-wage workers who are fed up with getting rich by the boss class, and promised “zero immigration” if he comes to power.
The 63-year-old debater was attacked by historians for claiming that Marshal Philip Betain, a Nazi collaborator, saved French Jews instead of helping them be deported to death camps. The French Minister of Justice described him as a dangerous racist and a denier of the Holocaust.
On the stage, he denied that he was a racist or misogynist, calling him the sole defender of “freedom of speech.”
Before the rally, hundreds of people participated in a demonstration in Paris against Zemmour, which was led by a union with a banner that read “Zemmour out” and denounced him as a racist.
Simon Duteil, spokesperson for the Solidaires union, said it is important to show that people will bravely face “progress in fascism.” A total of 48 people were arrested during anti-Zemo protests in Villepinte and Paris.
This is a sign of a split in the presidential campaign, although Brittany’s key figure Jacqueline Mourad (Jacqueline Mourad) Yellow vest (Yellow Vest) Movement, came to power to support Zemur, while another yellow vest was arrested for protesting against Zemur outside the rally.
Speaking of Zemmour, Pécresse said: “In the history of France, divided people have never been of taste. Fearful businessmen will not bring solutions.” She said her party is the only “reliable choice.”
Mei Langxiong urged left-wing voters to unite behind him. The left split into several different candidates, including the Paris Socialist Mayor Anne Hidalgo and the Green Party’s Yannick Jado. Polls show that the split is preventing any candidate from entering the final round of the president.
“France is not the extreme right,” Melanchon said. “France is its social security system, public health, liberation, schools, research and sharing.” He told The Parisian that the situation in France is “unstable”-if the working-class community votes, the left will enter the presidential final.
