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Le Pen versus Macron or Macron versus Le Pen

  • Apparently, "Le Pen vs Macron" or "Macron vs Le Pen" are the same thing. But they are not the same. In principle, the favorite is Emmanuel Macron. After meeting the two presidential candidates, the polls announced 60% of the votes to Macron. Day after day, though little by little, some percentage point has shifted towards Le Pen. I mean, Macron doesn't have a "match" win.

28 April 2017 - 11:13
Itxura batez, gauza bera dira Le Pen v.s Macron edo Macron v.s Le Pen. Ez dira gauza bera ordea.

Rafael Poche yesterday titled “Le Pen deja KO a Macron in a factory in crisis” in La Vanguardia. In other words, the Whirlpool company’s relocated employees whistled Macron zuten.Tokiko while the large number of employees, Le Pen was well received. The incident took place in the city of Amiens, where Emannuel Macron was born.

During his time as Minister of Economy of President Macron François Hollande. Since the PS party came to power in France, 900 companies have been closed. Now it is announced that 380 jobs from Whirlpool will disappear again or move to Poland.

The powerful French media do not write about this incident in the same way, nor do they deus the background on which Macron may be the opposite. Macron is a candidate for the Establishment and his powerful media are on his side.

Some media, however, define Macron as a “hozpel.” One of the slogans that Macron has used has been “I am neither left nor right.” Not hot or cold. The chill, maybe.

Although there are media outlets that title Emmanuel Clinton vs Marine LeTrump

Even the polls never reveal the reality in detail. One of the last moments: Macron says 62.4%, Le Pen says 37.9%. The percentages dance. May 7th will be real. What is considered certain is that, unlike in the previous vote, the votes of the electorate will not exceed 70%.

 

 


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