Final straight this Sunday for the candidates for the European elections, which will take place from June 6 to 9, 2024.
From the National Rally to the Ecologists, including the PCF, several personalities will try to convince during final meetings.
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Prime Minister Gabriel Attal called on Saturday for a “surge” in the face of the far right, which could “block all European projects” the day after the June 9 election, during the last major national meeting of the presidential camp in Aubervilliers (Seine- St Denis).
“Europe is deadly, and voting for the far right is pulling the trigger”launched the head of government, while the RN Jordan Bardella is prances in the polls, which credit him with 32 to 34%, with more than 15 points ahead of the Macronist candidate Valérie Hayer and the head of the PS-Place list public Raphaël Glucksmann.
“Europe will die if we do nothing”
“We must mobilize. The next seven days will be decisive because most of our fellow citizens have not yet made their choice”underlined Gabriel Attal in front of the activists of the presidential camp.
“Europe will die if we do nothing, if we stay at home as passive spectators of the end of Europe (…), if all French people attached to our remaining a great country prefer not to vote next June 9. Do not vote on June 9is preparing to pay the bill the next day.”he warned.
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“The far right is at a very high level throughout Europe” and could “have a blocking minority in the European Parliament, capable of blocking all European projects in the years to come. This risk has never existed in a European election on this scale”he insisted, before the intervention of the head of the Macronist list Valérie Hayer.
The European candidates are entering the final stretch of the campaign this weekend, with the objective for those most struggling to finally manage to shake “indifference” voters.
