LR presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau proposed Tuesday on CNews to renounce land rights in France and to submit this measure to a referendum, citing the example of Mayotte where a partial repeal already exists.
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Droit du sol is a principle of the French nationality code which grants French nationality to people born in France under certain conditions. Bruno Retailleau evokes a partial repeal already in force in Mayotte.
His proposal promises to make a big splash. Invited Tuesday evening on CNews, the LR presidential candidate, Bruno Retailleau, proposed ârenouncing land rightsâ in France and passing this measure through a referendum. And for good reason: in the event of victory in 2027, the VendĂ©e senator âmakes the commitmentâ that âthe French will finally define migration policyâ, even if it means attracting the wrath of the judges. To support his point, he relied in particular on the case of Mayotte. âWe have repealed land law, why what is good in Mayotte would not be good on French national soil?â, he argued, regretting that this measure only applies in the Indian Ocean island under certain conditions.
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If Bruno Retailleau wins the 2027 presidential election, a referendum on the repeal of land law will be organized
Possible · Within years

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