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Marlene. Ray-Ban gave his first campaign speech in Orleans, taking advantage of the unrest in France to restore the rule of law, criticizing Macron’s government for weakness, and proposing stricter immigration and border policies.
Try to succeed the French President next yearlong sign on english vowel Far-right leader Marlene. In his first campaign speech today, Ray-Ban vowed to “restore the rule of law” if he wins the election.
Agence France-Presse reports that the turmoil in France over the past few weeks has taken a toll on poll leader Marine. Benefits of Marine Le Pen. Mass protests over the livelihood crisis led to some violent clashes yesterday and last week.
Following looting and arson during last weekend’s demonstrations, Marlene. “We will restore the rule of law,” Ray-Ban said.
He addressed 8,500 supporters of his nationalist anti-immigration party in Orleans. Joan of Arc, revered by the far right as a symbol of national resistance, successfully lifted a nearly seven-month siege of the city by British forces in Orleans in 1429.
Marlene, 58. Ray-Ban told the crowd: “What we propose to the country is not a return to the past, but the beginning of a new era.” The crowd chanted “We will win, we will win” and the atmosphere became enthusiastic.
When he vowed to protect France’s cultural identity, from its language and traditions to its values and way of life, he received enthusiastic cheers from flag-waving supporters.
“We want France to regain its strength,” he said.
Supporter Charlene Malingre, 23, who was at the scene, is worried about safety in France. “I think Marine Ray-Ban can save France from its current predicament… especially in terms of the economy, security and maintaining law and order,” he told AFP.
More than 400,000 people marched in major cities yesterday to protest against the rising cost of living, but violent clashes broke out after some masked protesters broke away from the march.
Police arrested more than 1,300 people, and Interior Minister Laurent Núñez blamed “far-left” elements for the violence.
Nationwide protests also erupted into unrest a week ago, following four weeks of student demonstrations over poor educational conditions.
Unions and yellow vest protesters have vowed to continue taking to the streets in the coming weeks.
Marlene. Ray Ban accused the centrist government led by Emmanuel Macron of being too soft on violent protests and lacking the authority to rule. “Who can claim that there is law and order when mobs of people are looting and setting fire to our buildings,” he said.
The veteran candidate from the anti-immigration party, who has run for president three times, also promised to push for stricter immigration laws.
He said, “We will restore our borders and even create double borders, French and European. French citizenship will once again be an earned privilege, even if not inherited.”
