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Valérie Hayer, head of the Renaissance list and Marion Maréchal, head of the Reconquest list in the European elections, debate this Monday evening at 9 p.m. live on CNews, simultaneously on Europe 1 and in partnership with Le Journal du Dimanche. Two candidates who are completely opposite.
For this first major meeting of the European campaign, Valérie Hayer and Marion Maréchal debate this Monday evening at 9 p.m. live on CNews, simultaneously on Europe 1 and in partnership with The Sunday Journal. The two candidates will discuss purchasing power and insecurity, while each presenting their vision of Europe. An important meeting for these two candidates who are completely opposed.
Europe, an asset for Valérie Hayer
Valérie Hayer on the one hand, a convinced European who claims in particular the management of the purchase of vaccines against Covid or the European recovery plan. The presidential majority candidate sees Europe as an asset in the management of the continent’s migration or agricultural policy, even if, she admits, certain aspects remain to be improved. The president of the Renew group in Strasbourg, caught up by Raphaël Glucksmann and left behind by Jordan Bardella in the polls, is counting on this debate to mobilize the pro-European electorate.
Marion Maréchal in favor of a Europe of nations
Opposite, Marion Maréchal, conservative, opposed to a Europe that she considers technocratic. It places the campaign on a civilizational level and makes the Islamization of the continent its main fight. The Reconquest candidate! says he is in favor of a Europe of nations, like his Italian ally Giorgia Meloni. She too is currently suffering from Jordan Bardella’s polling surge and is counting on this opposition to make her voice heard on the right. The success of his campaign appears vital for the future of Eric Zemmour’s party.