Mariana in the body of a marine. Who is she and who do the French see in her?
Photo: PAP / EPA / IAN LANGSDON
The far-right candidate has been selling her recipe for “ordering France,” though often modified, for more than a decade. This time the French are running for the presidency for the third time, will the French choose his political slate?
A cheerful woman walks confidently on the landing, greeted with a storm of applause. She radiates joy, though there is uncertainty behind the smile on her face. On the right side, the flag is proudly displayed in national colors. In the field of symbolism, it is already a message from the head of state, but it is far from the position of a competitor.
It starts out classically, with thanks. But then there are the words of humility and hope that quickly pair up with independence and independence. She says she hopes this is “the beginning of the country’s reconstruction”. Shortly thereafter, he began introducing political doctrine. There are slogans about ensuring sovereignty in all areas, about restoring security to all, about the fact that “everyone will have access to personal development and happiness.” This is accompanied by assurances that “the Republic will not forget any of its sons.”
We will find out next Sunday whether these words will remain only in advertising or will have a chance to become flesh in the future. The French would decide whether the new tenant would be able to begin settling in the Elysee Palace or if there was no need to move. Movement usually goes hand in hand with proper cleaning. Because exactly Marine Le Pen spoke about “France’s arrangement” during the election night after the first round of the elections. A candidate from the far right, represented by the National Union, appears to be the closest to the presidency throughout her career.
Just because it gets in the way again Emmanuel Macron. According to opinion polls, it is the current leader of France who will once again receive a mandate from the French community. But, as the history of presidential clashes teaches us, the whim of the voter may turn out to be a charge far more powerful than any analysis or citation, even those who attempt to read the likes and dislikes in demos in the most accurate way possible. .
Marine Le Pen at a rally with votersPAP / EPA / YOAN VALAT
What should happen
On April 10, the incumbent president felt Marine Le Pen’s breath on his back. He received 27.85% of the vote in the first round, and the far-right candidate received 23.15%. While such outcomes were to be expected, they emphasized that France was on a political footing, and that the stumbling of a candidate on its own land could be particularly distressing and distressing.
So what could make Marine Le Pen able to begin its self-declared cleanup on the Seine?
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