
Lors d'un forum à Barcelone, le ministre de la Justice Gérald Darmanin a affirmé que l'élection de Jean-Luc Mélenchon ou de Marine Le Pen en 2027 mettrait fin à la Communauté européenne telle qu'elle existe actuellement.
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Gérald Darmanin s'exprimait lors d'un forum à Barcelone en tant que soutien à la candidature d'Édouard Philippe pour l'élection présidentielle de 2027.
«M. Mélenchon et Mme Le Pen tueront l'Europe telle qu'elle existe», si l'un ou l'autre accède à l’Élysée en 2027, a estimé lundi 2 novembre le ministre de la Justice, Gérald Darmanin, soutien du candidat Édouard Philippe, lors d'un forum à Barcelone.
«C'est incontestable que si M. Mélenchon ou si Mme Le Pen est élu(e), il n'existe plus d'Europe telle que nous la connaissons aujourd'hui. Il y aura toujours un continent européen et des pays qui se parleront, mais il n'y aura pas de Communauté européenne», a poursuivi le ministre, en estimant que «les projets des deux candidats (...) se construisent sur la fin de cette Europe».

In an e-mail, Minister Laurent Nuñez thanks the police for their management of the high school demonstrations for a month and a half, denouncing intense urban violence while saluting the professionalism and self-sacrifice of the agents.

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