EMMANUEL MACRON WAS RE-ELECTED WITH 58% THANKS TO THE BLOC AGAINST MARINE LE PEN

USPA NEWS - Emmanuel Macron was re-elected President of the French Republic with 58% (17 Million votes) versus Marine Le Pen, who collected 42% (13 Million votes) of votes on April 24, 2022, in the second round with a record abstention rate of 28% (13 Million votes). The incumbent President, Macron, went to the Champ de Mars, facing the Eiffel Tower, to celebrate his victory. His supporters were waiting for their winning candidate Macron, who arrived, walking in slow motion keeping up with the slow musical rhythm of Beethoven's ode to joy, emblem of the European anthem, holding the hand of his wife Brigitte. They arrived, surrounded by a small group of young children and teenagers, all walking at the same slow pace, as if to announce a "change" likely to the Macron's promise of "the beginning of a new era thanks to collective invention and with much of gravity for me" as President Macron said, during his ten-minute address that followed.The Speech ended with a song of the Marseillaise, the national anthem sung by the president and his wife, together with the supporters in chorus with an opera singer. He then moved away from Paris to the presidential residence "La Lanterne", Versailles.

« MANY OF OUR FELLOW-CITIZENS VOTED FOR ME TODAY NOT TO SUPPORT MY PROJECT BUT TO BLOCK THE FAR RIGHT » ADMITTED EMMANUEL MACRON This is the shortest speech that Emmanuel Macron has ever addressed, from his desk erected on a hexagonal platform, mimicking the geographical map of France. He admitted with lucidity from his introduction "I also know that many of our compatriots voted for me today, not to support the ideas that I hold, but to block those of the far right. And I want them here. thank them and tell them that I am aware that this vote obliges me for the years to come. I am the custodian of their sense of duty, of their attachment to the Republic and of respect for the differences that have been expressed in recent weeks", did he declare. He then promised a radical change in methods to approach a new era, different from the quinquennium which is ending: "new era" which "will not be the continuity of the quinquennium which is ending, but the collective invention of a refounded method". He promised, adding very lucid in the face of the fracturing of France: "I also know that many of our compatriots voted for me today, not to support the ideas that I carry, but to block those of the far right. And I want to thank them here and tell them that I am aware that this vote obliges me for the years to come. I am the custodian of their sense of duty, their attachment to the Republic and respect for differences who have spoken in recent weeks," he said. He also insisted by repeating three times the importance of governing with benevolence and "leaving no one by the wayside". Just before Emmanuel Macron's speech at 9:30 p.m., the opposition leaders, Marine Le Pen, the challenger (far Right), Eric Zemmour (Far Right) and Jean Luc Melenchon (Far Left) followed one another immediately on the TV channels broadcasting a common call for "a bloc against Emmanuel Macron". President Macron re-elected, then moved away from Paris to the presidential residence "La Lanterne", located in the gardens of the Palace of Versailles (50 Miles from Paris), to spend the night there with his wife Brigitte.