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Macron's selective defence of free speech

5 October 2021

5:12 AM

5 October 2021

5:12 AM

In the early years of his presidency, Emmanuel Macron became known as Monsieur ‘En Meme Temps’. The president of France was in the habit of setting out one vision but, ‘at the same time’, presenting an alternative point of view. He acquired the reputation of a man who was ideologically elusive.

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