One man gives shivers to banks, businesspeople and the bourgeoisie. One man has been rising rapidly in polls, threatening the front-runners a week before the first round in France’s presidential election. One man has suddenly turned the French contest, locked for months between two favorites, into a four-man race.

“I consider that France does not have to submit to the calendar of the United States, so I want France to leave the integrated command of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation”, she said.

His only challenge is that, in order to make it to the next round in the presidential election, Mélenchon must place among the top two candidates in the contest being held on April 23. However, Macron, who still remains the favourite of eventually winning the second round if he faces Le Pen or Melenchon – providing he finishes in the first two in the first round, appears to be yet another globalist clone backed by the politically correct agenda.

„It‘s the people who make history — it‘s you!“ he said.

„It‘s the first time I can listen to a politician without getting bored,“ said 30-year-old Joanna Estime, who spent years ignoring French politics but now campaigns for Melenchon.

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The presidential front-runner insisted the US was only trying to bring Pyongyang back to the dialogue table.

„However, it could lead to an undesirable and unfortunate outcome should such talk of conflict be repeated and the United States and China‘s show of force continue,“ he said.

(12.4.2017) In the space of a week, Roland Lescure has gone from overseeing more than C$200 billion ($151 billion) in bonds and equities at Canada’s second-largest pension fund manager to handing out political leaflets on the streets of Montreal. He swears he has no job lined up and couldn’t be more thrilled about the move.

(6.4.2017) Mr. Lescure plans to run for political office in his native France, according to a news release from Caisse, which manages C$270.7 billion ($203.2 billion) in Quebec provincial and other public pension assets.

“I have decided to enter public and political life because I want to play a quite active role at a crucial time for France and for Europe,” Mr. Lescure said in the news release.

He will not detail his specific political plans while he remains at Caisse “since la Caisse is apolitical and non-partisan,” Mr. Lescure said.

(17.4.2017) Asked about rumors that Macron had inherited a large sum of money from a wealthy businessman friend who died in November, Macron answered: „It‘s false, totally false.“

„I‘ve heard it all, that I have a hidden inheritance, that I‘ve got offshore accounts. All sorts of things. Why? Because in this campaign there are two candidates with their own real legal problems,“ Macron said.

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Der 65-Jährige punktet mit dem Charme der Revolte – eine Botschaft, die im wirtschaftlich gebeutelten Frankreich ankommt. «Mein Feind ist die Oligarchie», sagt der Kandidat, der auch von den Kommunisten unterstützt wird. Er will das Regierungssystem ummodeln, weg von der «Präsidenten-Monarchie». Mélenchon fordert milliardenschwere Zusatzausgaben und Investitionen, den Austritt aus der Nato und eine Neuverhandlung der europäischen Verträge, um Schluss mit den Sparvorgaben aus Brüssel zu machen – andernfalls droht er mit dem EU-Austritt.

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Tremble, tyrants and you traitors
The shame of all parties,
Tremble! Your parricidal schemes
Will finally receive their reward!

La Marseillaise

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(14.4.2017)

Voici les étapes :
-BOBIGNY 12h00 : Au bord du Canal de l’Ourq, face au Parc des Bergère (151 rue de Paris, Bobigny)
– PANTIN 13h00 : Place au croisement de Chemin du Halage et de la rue de l’ancien canal (Pantin)
– PORTE DE LA VILLETTE 13h30 : 21 Quai de la Loire, Paris
– BASSIN DES RÉCOLLETS / CANAL SAINT MARTIN – 14h30: 77 quai de Valmy
– BASSIN DE L‘ARSENAL 16h00 : 53 boulevard de la Bastille
– BIBLIOTHÈQUE FRANÇOIS MITTERRAND 17h30 : 12 Port de la gare

QUAND
17/04/2017 de 12:00 à 19:00
OÙ
Tour de l‘Île-de-France : Bobigny – Bibliothèque François Mitterrand
151 rue de Paris
Bobigny 93000
France

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Die zwei Kandidaten mit den meisten Stimmen im ersten Wahlgang treten in der entscheidenden zweiten Runde gegeneinander an. Fillon wird heute zu einem Auftritt in Nizza erwartet, Melenchon wirbt mit einer Bootstour in der Hauptstadt Paris um Unterstützung.