It’s been a few weeks now France is in a political crisis when the workers have decided to take to the streets.protest against a law proposed by the president Emmanuel Macron raise the retirement age and in the midst of this chaos withWe could see the President singing softly in the street.
According to France 24, on Tuesday A video has surfaced online showing French President Emmanuel Macron singing the traditional song in the street.e after a TV appearance in which he tried to defuse tensions over his unpopular pension reforms.
A lot of netizens suspected it was a fake post with artificial intelligence or other means, but people close to Macron told AFP that it was authentic.
“The president took a moment with his wife (Bridget Macron) after his speech (Monday night). They came across a group of young people who were singing… so they joined them in song from the Pyrenees what he knows and loves,” the sources told the French news agency.
In the night video Macron can be seen reading the text “Le Refuge” from his phone.the song is about a hostel in the mountains on France’s southwestern border with Spain, surrounded by vigorously singing men in their 20s and 30s.
Despite Macron’s televised address was broadcast in prime time With which he sought to calm the protesters, the protests continued into the night of Monday and Tuesday. Even during a conversation Crowds of protesters gathered outside town halls across France, banging pots and pans. in an attempt to drown out the speech – under the battle cry: “Will Macron listen to us? We won’t listen to you.”
Macron sang with young people who could be far right
The video was first published on social networks of an organization called “Projet Canto”. Although the group describes itself as digitally preserving traditional songs, the left-wing newspaper Liberation reported last year that it was founded and run by far-right activists and offered recordings of songs related to Nazi Germany. in your application.
The band told Liberation last year that “political songs are part of the history of the song, so we kept them”stating that it also has “far-left” songs in its catalog.
Source: La Opinion
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