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French elections 2017


  • French elections: Will the Republic stand?

    Juan Sui | Popular Participation & Democratization
    04.05.2017

    The idea of Le Pen becoming president is a frightening prospect to millions in France and elsewhere. But voting for Macron can only mean accepting France as it is today, with all that many people find unacceptable, and in opposition to the interests of humanity. What is needed instead is to seek to use this situation and the turmoil that it is creating to begin to work for a revolution to topple French imperialism and support revolution everywhere.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization French elections 2017, Marine Le Pen, Brexit, Emmanuel Macron, French capitalism, France and Africa, Francophonie

  • Africa and France: Marine Le Pen or Emmanuel Macron?

    Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    26.04.2017

    For the French president and policy of francophonie Africa, from de Gaulle in 1958 to Hollande in 2017, all members of the French establishment, the operational plaque for action in the Elysée palace has been: invade, intimidate, manipulate, install, antagonise, ingratiate, indemnify, expropriate, invade, intimidate. Nothing in this election will change that – only Africans can.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles France-Africa relations, Marine Le Pen, Emmanuel Macron, French elections 2017, Francophonie, imperialism in Africa

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