Concern over agenda of far-right RN feeds undercurrent of division before decisive second round result next Sunday
At the Paris Pride march on the eve of French elections, attenders hold a banner that reads: ‘The far right is the mortal enemy of the LGBTI’.At the Paris Pride march on the eve of French elections, attenders hold a banner that reads: ‘The far right is the mortal enemy of the LGBTI’.The sense of unease loomed over Paris’ Pride parade on Saturday, hinted at by the banner reading: “The far-right is the mortal enemy of LGBTI people.
About 10 miles away, a similar sense of anxiety hovered over the hundreds who had gathered to remember Nahel Merzouk, the teenagerThe RN has promised to overhaul the legal status of police so that, if they use their arms during an intervention, the presumption will be that the police were acting in self-defence. “We, from the working-class neighbourhoods, are the first-hand victims of these elections,” Traoré added.
Amid concerns over what might lie ahead for France in the coming weeks, calls for voters to reject the far-right have continued to pour in from an unexpected source: French sport stars.
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