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Today, Explained

France's far-right youth

Jun 18, 2024
25:58
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Le Monde journalist Gilles Paris discusses the rise of France's far-right youth, including Marine Le Pen's anti-immigrant party gaining popularity among young voters. They delve into President Macron's snap elections and the potential power-sharing dynamics with the far right, highlighting the shifting political landscape in France and across Europe.
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Quick takeaways

  • President Macron's snap elections aim to test public opinion and potentially counter far-right influence.
  • Marine Le Pen's efforts to modernize the National Rally Party attract young voters with anti-elite rhetoric and immigration concerns.

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Macron's Bold Move: Calling Snap Election

Following poor election results, French President Emmanuel Macron surprised many by calling for a snap parliamentary election to test public opinion and potentially safeguard against far-right influence. This unexpected move, despite his continuing presidency, underscores Macron's risk-taking nature as he navigates a future political landscape amid concerns of far-right ascendancy.

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