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BBC OS Conversations: Far-right voters in Europe
Jun 15, 2024
Two supporters of Marine Le Pen's far-right party in Europe discuss concerns about crime and security driving their views. They voice support for the National Rally Party in France and debunk misconceptions about migration and crime. The podcast also explores the rise of far-right parties in European elections, anti-immigration sentiments, and challenges faced by rural communities.
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Quick takeaways
- Far-right parties in Europe gained momentum due to anti-immigration sentiments and concerns over crime and security.
- Young voters across Europe are increasingly supporting right-wing parties due to common fears about immigration and safety.
Deep dives
Far-Right Parties' Success in European Elections
Far-right parties in Europe, like the National Rally in France, celebrated victories in recent European parliamentary elections. The anti-immigration stance of these parties attracted voters, leading to significant support. In France, the National Rally surpassed President Macron's centrist alliance, prompting a call for a snap election to address national sentiments and concerns on immigration policies. Supporters of these parties, like Yannique and Tony, expressed fears about rising criminality and societal instability, emphasizing the need for strong actions and security measures.
