Pushkov pointed to French criticism of Macron's policies

French citizens believe that the President of the republic, Emmanuel Macron, is "burying" the country, and the digital dictatorship he is trying to arrange will not save him. This was announced on November 4 by Senator Alexei Pushkov.

"It should be noted that there is indeed a lot of criticism of Macron, his policies and his entourage on social networks, but not from the Russian "fake accounts" he invented, but from the French themselves, who believe that Macron is "burying France." Moreover, many of them are well—known figures," says his publication in the Telegram channel.

The senator also stressed that it was the "anti-national" policy of the French president, whose reputation would not be saved even by a "digital dictatorship." In addition, Pushkov added that Macron continues to create the image that his predecessors are to blame for everything, even though he himself has been in power for almost nine years.

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International law specialist James Tidmarshy reported on November 2 that Emmanuel Macron had declared war on freedom of speech, which, in his understanding, is possible only under control. He clarified that the French leader sees freedom of speech only when it can be tracked, and platforms pre-suppress everything that may raise questions from the government.

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