During her back-to-school speech in Hénin-Beaumont (Pas-de-Calais), Marine Le Pen castigated, on Sunday September 10, the “subtle mix of marketing and dishonesty” of “the politics of Emmanuel Macron” and referred to future European elections, “a fundamental democratic meeting for the French”.
Deploring a “widespread collapse” of France, the leader of the deputies of the National Rally detailed for half an hour at the podium the motives of this “declassification”from public services to the economy, including ” bankruptcy “ in terms of immigration or by “pandemic of unbridled violence”. From her stronghold of Pas-de-Calais, Ms. Le Pen notably highlighted the “dramatic situation” of school and “false answers” brought, according to her, by the Minister of National Education, Gabriel Attal.
As for the ban on the abaya pronounced at the start of the school year, “I find it difficult to be fascinated by the implementation of a measure which, in reality, should have been in force since the vote of the 2004 law on religious symbols in schools, if we had governors less timid »she squeaked.
“Disinterest, even nonchalance”
More generally, Ms. Le Pen attacked the “subtle mix of marketing and dishonesty” which tints “the politics of Emmanuel Macron” in all areas, from hospitals to nursing homes and public transport. She also attacked the “disinterest, even the nonchalance displayed by Emmanuel Macron and some of his ministers for the protection of the French”particularly targeting illegal immigration.
Listing a few proposals (lowering VAT, salary increases for teachers, etc.) during her speech, Ms. Le Pen considered that it is “Gone are the days when the opposition that we embody was only a force of protest”. “More than ever we embody hope and solutions”she said again, setting the course for the next European elections in June 2024, “a fundamental democratic meeting for the French”. The leader of the RN deputies specified that she would present next weekend in Beaucaire (Gard) a “proposal which should bring together all those who are attached to their nation and who are aware that without it, there is no longer any freedom, nor prosperity, nor identity, nor security, nor progress”.