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The French presidential candidate who wants to blow up the Franco-German engine
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Instead, Mélenchon wants France to strengthen ties with China as well as French-speaking countries in Africa, as well as South American countries.
Mélenchon is opposed to Germany’s deeply held attachment to its free-market economic model and favors a planned economy instead.
Berlin aims to become Europe’s predominant military power in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and American retrenchment from Europe.
Parts of French media, even left-leaning outlet Libération, deemed the book excessively Germanophobic.
In it, Mélenchon adopts a provocative tone and states that “political confrontation with German governments is one of the conditions for the liberation of peoples.”