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CHRONIC. For him as for her, she feared a second five-year term. Too much violence in French society. But now she is ready to go.
By Christine Clerc
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DAt 1 p.m. this Thursday, Emmanuel Macron returned to the campaign. Happy to have dominated Marine Le Pen the day before in a highly anticipated televised debate. Happy to spend more than an hour shaking hands in the middle of a colorful crowd on the square of the basilica in Saint-Denis – the city which houses the tombs of the kings of France and which voted in majority Mélenchon. Brigitte Macron is relieved: she feared that viewers had deemed the president-candidate too arrogant once again. But she is worried: this passion he has for diving, in the open, hands open, in the middle of compact crowds who want to touch him! At any time, she knows, threatening faces can appear, like that of the unemployed man who shouted at her the other Tuesday in the square of a village in Alsa…
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