Maria François, Basque representative of Emmanuel Macron’s party in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, assures that “people know that if Le Pen succeeds, France would leave NATO and the EU and move closer to Putin”.
Maria Francoisrepresentative of La Republique en Marche, the party of Emmanuel Macronhe said in an interview in boulevard from Radio Euskadi, after the results of the first round of the presidential elections, that the current president of France “has no guaranteed victory” and that “it will not be easy”. “The wingers are winning all over Europe. We will do everything we can to win, but it will not be easy,” he warns.
François believes that Marine LePenthe far-right candidate for the National Group, has given this election a “slightly easier and less extremist” image, thanks to the fact that she had in front of her nose Eric Zemmour, “the worst of what can be heard and read”. But the Basque representative of LREM warns that Le Pen “still far rightand his proposals go through “fighting immigration”. “People know that if Le Pen succeeds, France would leave NATO and the EU and move closer to Putin,” he said.
The Social-Liberal Representative acknowledges that part of the Socialist vote has gone to the “non-submissive” Jean-Luc Melenchon, but much of it was collected in Macron’s previous presidential election. “We continue to work so that people from the Republicans and the Socialist Party can meet us,” says François, in a project that is “neither right nor left”.
François believes that “two completely different views” will be seen in the next debate between Macron and Le Pen and that the far-right representative will show “what her true aim is”.
The results in Ipar Euskal Herria, where Macron won with Mélenchon for Le Pen, did not surprise François, because “here we know that the people are generous and democratic, and it would have been very difficult for Le Pen to come second”. Now it’s time to “enter into a dialogue and listen” to the Mélenchon voters, “people who need daily help, who have seen raw materials rise, petrol… We have helped a lot with very low wages and we are going with it.” by means of. “
Source: EITB
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