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12:26Marine Le Pen castigates “a system that sets up demonization” against herMarine Le Pen, presidential candidate is visiting Saint-Rémy-sur-Avre in Eure-et-Loir this Saturday. She once again criticizes the attacks of her opponents. , actors”. Referring to the platform of nearly 500 artists calling for a vote for Macron published on Friday. “This brutal agitation is not very respectful of democracy, explains the candidate. The system is worried.” 12:13 For Marine Le Pen, “come to demonstrate against the results of an election is undemocratic”The candidate of the National Rally traveling to Saint-Remy-sur-Avre looks back on the many demonstrations planned this afternoon against the far right.”There are dozens of countries in the world where there are no elections. To come and demonstrate against the results of an election, I find that deeply undemocratic. I think that the French find it unpleasant to see that their choice is disputed”, explains the candidate.11 :59Marine Le Pen boasts of having “come first in 20,000 municipalities” The candidate of the National Rally visiting this Saturday morning in Saint-Rémy-sur-Avre in Eure-et-Loir is “I came first in 20,000 municipalities. I do not choose not the towns I come to based on the results I’ve had there,” she explains when she came out on top in the first round at Saint-Rémy-sur-Avre. “We’re here in the peri-urbanity, and rurality which are important subjects of this campaign.” 11:45 Marine Le Pen says she is “serene” as the second round debate approaches the debate with his opponent Emmanuel Macron, next Wednesday, April 20. She says she is “serene” as the debate approaches. “The debate is an important moment to explain my project, to show that it is credible, applicable and that it meets the needs of the French”, explains the candidate. .11:40 Robert Ménard assures that he will vote Marine Le Pen after withdrawing from his campaignRobert Ménard, the mayor of Bézier and historic supporter of Marine Le Pen declared in a tweet this Saturday: “I have disagreements with Marine Le Pen that I have never hidden. I no longer hear them repeated with each media intervention. So I decided not to speak again until the 2nd round. a rallying to Emmanuel Macron. I will vote for Marine on April 24 “said the elected official. Robert Ménard announced Friday to withdraw from the campaign due to “disagreements”. 11:28 Marine Le Pen arrived in Eure -et-LoirThe candidate for the presidential election of the National Rally arrived in Saint-Remy-sur-Avre in Eure-et-Loir this Saturday Sunday morning. In this trip, she must meet there in particular a bar owner to discuss the issue of purchasing power. 10:36 Marine Le Pen on the move in Eure-et-Loir this Saturday morning The candidate of the National Rally in the presidential election goes this Saturday morning to Saint-Rémy-sur-Avre in Eure-et-Loir. Marine Le Pen came out on top in this department with 28.16% of the votes in the first round of the presidential election . While several demonstrations are organized this afternoon against the far right, the candidate wants to show herself in a costume of potential president. 10:14 Mélenchon and Quatennens compared to the heroes of “One Piece” Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Adrien Quatennens France Insoumise are the subject of many memes on social networks which compare them to the heroes of the very popular manga One Piece or Bleach. Since the evening of the first round of the presidential election where Jean-Luc Mélenchon rose to third place with 21.95% of the votes, the diversions multiply and accentuate the enthusiasm of its supporters. A well-rehearsed communication to seduce a young electorate. Our article can be found here.9:53Why Macron chose Marseille for his between-two-rounds meeting The candidate La République en Marche, Emmanuel Macron is expected this Saturday in Marseille for his last major campaign meeting a few days before second round of the presidential election. The challenge is great for the president in the second city of France where Jean-Luc Mélenchon won the vote with more than 31% of the votes last Sunday evening. A way for Emmanuel Macron to seek out the electorate on the left. Our article can be found here.9:38 Louis Aliot affirms that Robert Ménard “will vote and call to vote for Marine Le Pen”The Rassemblement national de Perpignan mayor, Louis Aliot, affirms that Robert Ménard “will vote and call to vote for Marine Le Pen ” on the antenna of BFMTV this Saturday morning. Robert Ménard, the mayor of Béziers and long-time supporter of the candidate of the National Rally announced Friday to withdraw from the campaign because of “disagreements”. “He does not want not systematically on television sets where we discuss what we do not share. He withdraws from the media aspect of the campaign”, specifies Louis Aliot. 9:30 Louis Aliot on the demonstrations against the extreme right this Saturday: “It’s the people who choose”Guest of BFMTV this Saturday morning, Louis Aliot mayor National Rally of Perpignan (Pyrénées-Orientales) reacts to the demonstrations organized this afternoon against the far right. “It’s the people who chooses, emphasizes the city councilor. st the elite who organizes this kind of event and we are not going to stop there. Marine Le Pen is on the ground.” 9:11 The Mélenchon vote, an “archipelago” electorate, according to the Jean-Jaurès foundation “The oldest candidate is the one who has been the most supported by young people”, analyzes the Jean-Jaurès foundation. -Jaurès who describes Jean-Luc Mélenchon, 70, as “French Sanders”, named after the figure of the American left Bernie Sanders, in a note published this Saturday. The study highlights the distinct components of the electorate of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, such as the 18-24 age group who voted 36% for the candidate of the People’s Union because they were attentive to global warming and the “new cultural struggles of the left”, in particular “feminism ” and “anti-racism”.8:32Macron unpopular among young people? Dussopt denounces an “epiphenomenon”Widely preceded among 18-24 year olds by Jean-Luc Mélenchon last Sunday, object of hostile mobilizations among students, particularly at the Sorbonne, Emmanuel Macron is definitely struggling to convince this section of the electorate. set, Olviier Dussopt castigated an “epiphenomenon”. Assuring, however, to do “every day”, his “examination of conscience”, he added: “It worries me more when it is the French who have had a hard time completing the month” 8:28 Dussopt opposes the program “which allows d Macron’s ‘advance’ to the project of ‘odds and ends’ of the PenOlivier Dussopt, Minister Delegate for Public Accounts, is our guest this Saturday morning. He commented on the President of the Republic’s trip to Marseille: “It is a question of convincing all the voters”. “He will have the opportunity to address all the French people in Marseille,” he insisted.
Faced with the risk of seeing a large section of the electorate dismiss his candidate and that of the RN back-to-back, Olivier Dussopt promoted the program “allowing us to move forward, to anchor France in Europe and to be independent of the great powers”, which he lends to Emmanuel Macron. On the other hand, he denounced a program referring “to the fundamentals of the far right and made of odds and ends”, on the Marine Le Pen side, according to him. “France is a projection”, he concluded. eight days of the second round of the presidential election between Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron. About 15,000 demonstrators are expected throughout the territory, according to the authorities. They respond to the call of more than thirty organizations and unions including SOS Racisme, the CGT or the Syndicat de la magistrature. These mobilizations will have the slogan: “Against the far right and its ideas, no Marine Le Pen at the Elysée”.7:49 Emmanuel Macron at a meeting in Marseille, Marine Le Pen in Eure-et-LoireThis Saturday, from 3 p.m., Emmanuel Macron must give a meeting in the Pharo gardens in Marseille, where he was overtaken by Jean-Luc Mélenchon at the polls in the first round of the presidential election. The organizers expect up to 5,000 people in this place overlooking the city of Marseille. Marine Le Pen is moving to Eure-et-Loire, a department where her candidacy appeared in a strong position last Sunday.