In France, the Republican Party, the largest opposition party, has decided on women's official candidates for the presidential election to be held next spring, and the debate is likely to become more active centering on immigration and security issues, which are important issues.
France's largest opposition center-right Republican voted for a party member to select an official candidate from five people, including those with experience as ministers, for the presidential election in April next year. It was decided to be Mr. (54).
At the press conference, Mr. Pecres said, "We will restore France, which is divided like a puzzle, and regain the unity, dignity and pride of the country."
In the latest polls on the presidential election, President Macron remains in the lead, and far-right party Rupen, who advanced to the final vote in the previous election, and Zemmour, a critic who appeals for far-right claims such as immigration exclusion, are second. Is fighting.
Mr. Pecres will stay in 4th place, and it will be interesting to see if the official decision will give momentum.
In addition to limiting the number of immigrants accepted, Mr. Pecres points out that he will increase the budget for security and counterterrorism, and will thoroughly crack down on thugs and militants.
Five months have passed since the presidential election, and with the rise of far-right forces conspicuous, measures against immigration and security have become important issues.