Barely more than four months after their election, the elected representatives of the National Rally are multiplying attacks on culture, associations and the most disadvantaged, while cultivating their traditionalist and xenophobic ideology. First assessment.
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Barely more than four months after their election, the elected representatives of the National Rally are multiplying attacks on culture, associations and the most disadvantaged, while cultivating their traditionalist and xenophobic ideology. First assessment.