As the French presidential runoff vote Approaching, French President Emmanuel Macron traveled to Marseille for a campaign Crowd hope in court young The voters who voted for more Political extremist candidates and environmental activists with Its proposed environmental and climate policies.
Citizens, especially millennials in Marseille, a multicultural south of France city on The virtue of the Mediterranean hard-left Candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon over centrist Macron in April 10 first round of vote. Marseille young electors who Bend mainly to the far right and far left last Sunday, they are privately engaged with Climate issues – a point Macron was hoping to capitalize on on in sexy speech on The edge of Sparkling sea.
Macron is facing off against Far-right defiant Marine Le Pen in France’s presidential run-off on April 24 was liquidated after 10 other candidates, including Mélenchon in The first round.
Macron has mixed green credentials, which he hopes to improve on. Although it was related with “Make the Planet Great Again” slogan in for him first five-year term succumb to anger yellow Demonstrators jacket to cancel the tax increase on fuel prices.
Cheers on Saturday, Macron told him next prime minister will be placed in the shipment of “Environmental Planning” in the future of plan for France will be carbon neutral by 2050. Ho also promise more public Nationwide transportation to weaning people off being dependent on cars.
Although Macron came out on Top in The first round of Voting, 44-year-old incumbent publicly acknowledged that “nothing has been decided” in increasingly tight race to become France next Leader. In Marseille he targeted his rival Le Pen, who gained increased support in recent weeks.
“The far right represents a danger for our country. no just Whisper it, knock it out”, according to danger of overConfident voters abstain from voting in biological runoff vote.
Le Pen spent Saturday arriving out for voters in The village of Saint-Rémy-sur-Avre in Northwest France where she visited an antique market.
During the election campaign on Friday, both candidates were questioned over Their differing positions on Muslim religious clothing in public Distances – Le Pen wants to ban the headscarf in France, the country with the largest Muslim in Europe population. Take on Le Pen and Macron women in hijab who He asked why their clothing choices should is caught up in politics.
Across France, protesters are raging against Host of Upcoming issues of The second And final presidential vote.
in the center of Paris on Saturday, eco group Extinction Rebellion launched a three-day rally against What are they call France’s inaction on Climate issues. Activists say their goal is to “bring up climate issues back in the center of Presidential debate.
hundreds of Environmental activists group XR is also Require both presidential candidates to make commitments to protect environment.
