In this new episode of La Loupe, Olivier Pérou, senior reporter in the political department of L’Express, explains to you how the war is shaking up programs.
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The team: Charlotte Baris (writing, presentation and editing) and Jules Krot (production).
Music and dressing: Emmanuel Herschon/Studio Torrent
Credits: Euronews, France 2, LCP
Image credits: Thomas Samson/AFP
Logo: Anne-Laure Chapelain/Benjamin Chazal
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Charlotte Baris: In La Loupe in recent weeks, we have spoken to you very regularly about an important deadline in June: the European elections. With the agricultural crisis, the subject of Europe has become inevitable. Standards, food sovereignty, climate… We even said to ourselves that it was on this theme of agriculture that the campaign was going to focus on, with our daily diet as a backdrop. This was without counting on the war in Ukraine. The conflict does not really figure among the concerns of the French: according to a survey by the Odoxa polling institute, it is inflation and purchasing power which will count the most in the June 9 vote. The war in Ukraine is very far down the list: only 1 in 10 French people believe that it is an issue for these elections. However, suddenly all we are talking about is sending European troops to the front, co-belligerence and escalation with Russia. But then why, in this European campaign, are all parties now fighting a battle over the war in Ukraine? This is the subject of this episode of La Loupe.
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