French Far-Right Accelerates Recruitment Drive With Macron Government On The Brink

Paris, September 4 (Reuters) -Fransa’s far-right national rally, makes a fine-tuning to the candidate list for a possible legislative selection, and tries to avoid what is called “casting errors olan, which allows him to remove his hopes for the majority last year’s vote.

When the government is hanging on a matter, RN, President Emmanuel Macron’s only way France’s latest budget crisis will be to solve the deeply divided parliaments.

RN is the largest parliamentary party, and finally believes that it can win a majority that will give an unprecedented power over the economy of the euro region.

Only Macron vote can call, and the surveys argue that RN is not possible to perform much better than last year, when the opposition forces were compatible to prevent him from power.

The party remains taboo for many people in France, with the promise of interrupting a dark history and immigrant welfare, limiting and deporting health services.

Antisemitik, Islamophobic and racist interpretations – later called the “black sheep ınz by the party president Jordan Bardella, called“ black sheep – – in 2024, he contributed to the deficiencies of the election that accused the “casting errors” and undermined his efforts to persuade voters.

In the meantime, the new elections will mean that the party leader Marine Le Pen, who was forbidden to run in the 2027 presidential elections after a conviction of an embezzlement he appealed, will lose his parliamentary seat and deprive him of the national influence position.

Le Pen seems to be uncomfortable, hoping that a new legislative selection and the legal appeal battery against the ban will be positioned well for 2027.

After a meeting with Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, he said on Tuesday on Tuesday, “Ultra Rapid calls for a dissolution.” “This is the only democratic solution.”

Party sources took steps to Reuters to hire, train and develop 85% of the candidates who have already been elected and only a few dozen still empty.

France has 577 election zones, and RN is waiting to compete in almost all of them, except for the seats where allied party contestants face better rates.

RN Deputy Edwige Diaz is responsible for training candidates. On YouTube, he is conducting a RN training account on Youtube with his videos titled “Patriotic Women and the Need of Political Participation ve and his 8,000 followers entitled“ Agriculture: Bad News from Brussels ”.

Diaz said that the candidates of Reuters typically come from RN’s roughly 130,000 members. Each candidate is interviewed by a RN official panel of 12 people who have already made more than 200 hours of hearing. If Diaz cannot decide, they call Le Pen or Bardella.

Approved candidates then receive compulsory media training, which became an important part of a process initiated by Le Pen in 2017.

RN spokesman Laurent Jacobelli told Reuters that he was aware of the risks of unpleasant candidates’ risks, but he said, “There is a very strict filter even tight than before,” he said.

Speaking anonymously for waiting for their candidacy to be approved RN deputy, Reuters’e party’s social media to scan the social media and other background controls, he said he rented an external company.

RN Deputy Julien Odoul, “Previously elected candidates are very awake in the social networks,” he said.

A senior RN official said the party’s deputies have become much more strict about the language they use to avoid alienating voters.

“We say to the deputies: ‘You can’t say that because we are close to power. If you vote at 5%, you can say it, you may be extreme. But now you can’t do it anymore,’ ‘he said.

Joseph Martin was running as a candidate for RN, in which reporters in northwest Brittany revealed an old tweet, which was accepted as antisemitic last year.

Bardella initially rejected him, but he allowed him to stop after accepting the statement that the Tweet was removed from the context and was not antisemitic. He lost.

In his statement to Reuters, he is not allowed to stop again this year. “I wanted the candidacy again, but they rejected it, which I regret it since I was innocent. I don’t blame them and renewed my rn membership.”

The interviewer is another trainer of RN Recruits by recording the podcasts of ancient Greek military thinker Xenophon and revolutionary France Jacobins for an in-house website containing populism, populism, French Agriculture and Water Management Lessons.

Sainte-Marie ran in 2024 in the game, fell less than the victory and plans to run again if Macron solved the parliament. He was optimistic about RN’s harder selection methods.

“There was a significant progress,” he said. “This will allow us to have quality people.”

(Reporting by Elizabeth Pineau; Writing by Gabriel Stargardter; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne)