Macron’s warning about the outbreak of civil war in France

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency quoting “Spiegel” weekly newspaper, “Emmanuel Macron”, the French president, believes that the programs of the radical right and left are what are leading France to civil war. Meanwhile, “Jordan Bardella”, the head of the far-right French National Assembly party, has announced that he only wants to rule if there is an absolute majority.

This arrangement, French President Emmanuel Macron, only one week before the first round of parliamentary elections, described the right and left parties as a threat to the country.

On Monday, he The political programs of the right-wing populist party Rassemblement National (RN) and the left-wing populist party La France Insoumise (LFI) could lead to “civil war,” the podcast said. Meanwhile, Jordan Bardella, leader of France’s right-wing National Assembly party, confirmed he is seeking the prime ministership. He announced that his party is ready to take power.

Macron said in a podcast that the French National Assembly party divides the society and divides it into leads to civil war. According to him, the left party La France Insoumise proposes a form of communitarianism. The president added that this could lead to a civil war.

Bardella criticized these statements and said: The new president should not say such a thing. Bardella added that he wanted to “restore security for all the people of France.”

Macron called for early parliamentary elections on June 30 after his party’s defeat in European elections. It was July 7. In the polls, France’s National Assembly party leads with 35 percent, followed by the left-green electoral coalition of the New Popular Front with just under 30 percent. Macron’s government camp is down about 20 percent.

Bardella, leader of France’s National Assembly party, confirmed his intention to run for prime minister when he presented his election program in Paris. slow down However, he emphasized that he only wants to do this if he has an absolute majority in the National Assembly.

He emphasized that if the camp He won an absolute majority, his goal is a “government of national unity” in which he will also appoint representatives of civil society. Referring to the possibility of taking power after the elections, Bardella said: “We are ready.” rejected Bardella said: These are the political reservations of a political competitor with whom we do not agree. The 28-year-old said: if he becomes prime minister, he would definitely like to “talk to the German chancellor.” Jordan Bardella also said that after the parliamentary elections in France wants to exclude French nationals from important government positions if his party wins. When presenting his election program in Paris, strategic positions in the states will be reserved for French nationals “Foreign attempts to intervene”.

Bardella reiterated that he will seek the post of prime minister after snap elections on June 30 and July 7. Now, he wants to do this only if he has an absolute majority in the National Assembly. “I will not take responsibility for my personal honor. I want the power to use it. “

Bardella, on the other hand, emphasized his “respect” for the German-French partnership, but at the same time announced that France will act more confidently in the European Union. In particular, the RN leader said he wants to negotiate a reduction in France’s contribution to the EU budget.

In terms of foreign policy, Bardella reiterated that Ukraine should Principles to be supported. He described the delivery of long-range missiles and the sending of French ground forces to Ukraine as a “red line”. Macron, for his part, has repeatedly talked about sending Western troops to this country in recent months. Bardella stressed: I see Russia as a multidimensional threat I see. By doing so, he distanced himself from the previous election program of his party, which until recently named Russia as a partner.

In terms of domestic politics, Bardella He limited several of his previous election promises or postponed them to a later date. This includes, for example, reversing pension reforms. He cited the economic situation in France as the reason for this, which, according to him, is practically bankrupt. He said: “Seven years of Macron’s government has weakened the country. However, if he wins the election, he wants to reduce VAT on electricity and fuel and negotiate exemptions in Brussels.

RN President It confirmed its plans to curb immigration — for example, through greater barriers to family reunification and the systematic deportation of undocumented aliens. He also announced that he wants to completely ban cell phones in schools and introduce school uniforms throughout the country from the beginning of the primary period. Political tension in the country, “Gerald Daronin”, the French interior minister, also warned against the occurrence of violence in connection with the upcoming new elections. “It is likely that there will be very strong tensions,” Darmanin told RTL radio station on Monday as the election campaign enters its final week before the first round of voting. Institutions are preparing for a “highly flammable” situation. Citizens have announced that whatever the result of the election, he will remain in office until the end of this term. Change fundamentally. He emphasized that he will realize the desire of the French people to change the situation. In particular, Macron called for “much stronger and more decisive responses” to “insecurity and impunity” in the country.

In France, right-wing populists Marine Le Pen’s surroundings are currently going through a growing trend. After Le Pen’s landslide victory in European elections on June 9, Macron dissolved the National Assembly and called early elections.

There are now concerns that Three blocs – the right-wing populists, the left-green electoral coalition and the government camp – could block each other forever. Le Pen offered Macron to resign on Friday. He said that this is the only way to avoid a political deadlock.

The first round of parliamentary elections is scheduled to be held on June 30. If the extreme French party wins this parliamentary election, the 28-year-old Bardella will have the best chance to become prime minister.

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