“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.
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“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.
After he effectively put Parliament on pause following France’s snap elections, President Emmanuel Macron’s choice marks the beginning of a new government — but not without controversy.
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“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.
“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.
“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.
“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.
“It’s the refusal of Emmanuel Macron to really understand what’s driving the French people today,” Pascaline Lécorché, a Marseille-based politician and candidate for the New Popular Front, told Courthouse News.