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France’s presidential election: the Macron-Le Pen debate on crosshairs

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France’s presidential election: the Macron-Le Pen debate on crosshairs

Last straight line for the two French presidential finalists before the second round on April 24: outgoing President Emmanuel Macron and far-right candidate Marine Le Pen clashed from afar on Monday trying to destabilize the opponent, two days ago before their long-awaited TV face-off.

No one played and if the centrist president-candidate is always given a win, in the range of 53 to 55.5% against 44.5 to 47% for Marine Le Pen, he is not immune to a wrong move or a massive mobilization of the anti-Macron electorate .

A possible strong abstention further adds to the uncertainty of the second round when 26% of voters did not go to the polls last Sunday for the first round.

The televised debate on Wednesday could mark a turning point, as it did five years ago in the same Macron-Le Pen debate that misunderstood the latter. This time, the most right -wing candidate believes he or she is better prepared and tells himself or herself So silent.

After the Easter Sunday break, Marine Le Pen returned to the field on Monday with a trip to Calvados (north-west). I came to find the strength of the people […] I am so confident, I think I will winhe launched.

I hope the debate continues peacefully. We don’t have the same ideas, the same vision of the country, what the economy should be, where it should be focused.

A quote from Marine Le Pen, right -wing candidate for the presidency

For Emmanuel Macron, Wednesday’s debate was moment of clarification. In the Form, the challenge is to be persuasive and convincing without being too professorialunderlined his entourage.

Emmanuel Macron targeted his opponent on a sovereign subject par excellence, the reform of institutions, by pretending to be the guarantor of law and respect for the Constitution, thus hoping to discredit Marine Le Pen.

I have a deep cleavage in the most right-wing candidate, it is for me to reform the Constitution by respecting the terms of the Constitution, which seems to me personally the very meaning of belonging to the field of the republic.

A quote from Emmanuel Macron, outgoing president

What is implicit in Ms. Le Pen usually, when elected, he considers it superior to the Constitution, because he may not respect it to change the rules. That’s a breakup and seriouscriticized Mr. Macron.

The National Rally (RN) candidate aims to submit to the referendum his draft revision of the immigration constitution and the registration of national priority.

The Secretary of State for European Affairs and Emmanuel Macron’s support, Clément Beaune, was also applauded distortions, inconsistencies and inconsistencies of Marine Le Pen on the subjects he exploits or where he does not really know what his position is.

The wearing of the veil

In wearing the veil, he said, he assumed even on the street, in public, that the veil had to be removed for everyone in the public space.launched the minister. This is unreasonable for everyone and is against republican valueshe added to Sud Radio.

Some lieutenants of the far -right candidate, however, said that this ban on the veil in public space, but present in Marine Le Pen’s first project, was no longer his priority in the fight against Islamism. He admitted that the veil was a complex problem and that he is not not numb.

And on Monday, the National Rally was still trying to clarify its position on a sensitive topic.

The question of the veil is a complex matteridentified on France Inter radio as Louis Aliot, the mayor national rally from Perpignan (south): It will be a parliamentary debate and, at that time, the choice will be made. But we need a policy that tends, gradually, towards banning the veil in public space.

It’s not for us to attack people. What we are saying is that not all women who wear the veil are Islamistsfor his part tried to argue with Sud Radio, the mayor national rally from Fréjus (southeast) David Rachline.

France has between five and six million practicing and non-practicing Muslims, according to some studies on the subject, making Islam the second religion in the country and the French Muslim community the first in Europe.

On Friday, two Muslim federations, the Grand Mosque of Paris and the Rally of Muslims of France, called to vote for Emmanuel Macron in the second round.

Source: Radio-Canada

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