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President Macron’s fight to win over conservatives in France - BBC Newsnight
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7:42Now PlayingA year away from France’s next presidential election, President Emmanuel Macron is fighting for conservative voters, in the face of growing confidence from his farright rival, Marine Le Pen. Please subscribe HERE
With his promise to unite France’s centre-left and centre-right crumbling, and polls suggesting the likelihood of another – much closer – duel between the two rivals in May next year, Macron’s government has been talking tough on security and secularism.
The BBC’s Paris correspondent, Lucy Williamson, reports.
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