a politician at the university of burgundy believes that the fifth post-presidency has led to isolation, the concentration of the president's personal decision-making power, or ultimately , decision-making in a small decision-making circle, lack of transparency, and finally, in the face of opposition, to authoritarianism and dictatorship, and people to the role spectators and increasingly non-voters , mehdi's participation in the second round of the 2022 presidential election returned the screen to the elysee. cash desk bindazand dalal says that in the face of a democratic crisis that questions the legitimacy of the aging regime, it is not a question that france should amend its constitution, the question is whether to change the current constitution of france in general, but the concern of the french people is only about they don't want to increase the power of the president, they have patients that this issue will lead to the abuse of the rich class close to the government and the provision of the interests of this class by the law and the forgetting of the oppressed class. one of the

raphael pertala, a professor of political science at the university of burgundy, believes that the fifth post-presidential period leads to a distance, isolation, and the concentration of power. president in finally, decision-making in a small decision-making circle lacks transparency and, in the end, in the face of opponents , it has become authoritarian and dictatorial. the profile says that people are playing the role of spectators and increasingly non-voters, limiting participation in the second round of the 2022 presidential election. returned to the elysee, the lowest rate of foreign exchange participation in 1969 has been so far. the second round of the parliamentary elections of that year, they took the trouble to vote him in and argues that in the face of a democratic crisis , he questions the legitimacy of perry's regime. it is not an issue that france it should amend its constitution and the question is whether to change the current constitution of france in general or not, but the concern of the french people is not only about the increase in the power of the president, they h

raphael pertal, professor of political science at the university of burgundy, believes that the fifthsidential term leads to a distance of isolation, concentration of personal power. the president makes decisions in a small circle of decision-makers, lack of transparency, and in the end, when faced with opponents, authoritarianism and dictatorship have become the game . returning to the elysee is the lowest turnout since 1969. the voters in the second round of the parliamentary elections of that year took the trouble to question the beginning of the pahlavi regime with a democratic crisis. it is not a question that france should amend its constitution. here is whether to change the current constitution of france in general or not , but the concern of the french people is not only about the increase of the power of the president, they have patients, which causes the abuse of the wealthy class close to the government and the provision of the interests of this class by the law and being forgotten. the oppressed class is one of the vital aspects of macron's tenure, his focus on economic r

setin system 33.21 find them stad and meze rafael pertala, political science professor at the university of burgundy, believes that the fifth post-presidential period will lead to isolation, the concentration of decision-making power in a small circle of decision-makers, lack of transparency, and finally, in the face of opposition , the transformation of authoritarianism and it has become a dictatorship, the people are spectators and increasingly non-voters . the limitation of participation in the second round of the 2022 presidential election has returned macron to the elysee. they worked harder for themselves than for them he argues that in the face of a democratic crisis that questions the legitimacy of the current regime, it is not a question that france should amend its constitution, the question is whether to change the current constitution of france in general, but the people's concern france is not the only one against the increase of the power of the president, they have the patients that this issue causes the abuse of the rich class close to the government and the provision of the interest

rafael pertala, a professor of political science at the university of burgundy, believes that the fifth post-presidential period has led to isolation, the concentration of decision-making power in a small decision-making circle, lack of transparency, and in the end , when faced with the opponents of authoritarianism and dictatorship, he has become a spectator and increasingly a non-voter. the limitation of participation in the second round of the 2022 presidential election returned makran to the elysee, the lowest rate of participation in currency since 1969, so far, less than 46 percent of the voters bothered themselves in the second round of the parliamentary elections of that year . it is facing a democratic crisis. it questions the legitimacy of the current regime. the issue is not whether france should amend its constitution, whether we should change the current constitution of france in general or not, but the concern of the french people is not only about the increase in the power of the president , they have patients that this the issue of the abuse of the rich class close to th

police, money from shun stad mize, rafael pertala, a professor of political science at the university of burgundy, believes that the fifth post-presidential period leads to a distance of isolation, concentration, personal empowerment of the president and ultimately decision-making. in a small circle in the end, lack of transparency is the decision-maker when faced with the opponents of authoritarianism and dictatorship, the people have become spectators and increasingly non-voters. the limitation of participation in the second round of the 2022 presidential election has returned makran to the elysee . the lowest participation rate in 1969 is less than 46% of the voters in the second round of the parliamentary elections of that year took the trouble to face a democratic crisis that questions the legitimacy of the aging regime. to in general, should we change or not, the concern of the french people is not only about the increase of the power of the president, they have patients that this issue will lead to the abuse of the rich class close to the government and the provision of the interests of th

mize rafael pertala, professor of political science at the university burgundy believes that the fifth post-presidential period has led to the distance of isolation, the concentration of power, finally , decision-making in a small decision-making circle, lack of transparency when faced with the opponents of authoritarianism and dictatorship, and increasingly non -voting, limiting participation in the second round of presidential elections. 2022 will bring me back to the metro to the elysée. the lowest rate of currency participation since 1969. so far, less than 46% of the voters bothered themselves in the second round of the parliamentary elections of that year , facing a democratic crisis that questions the legitimacy of the aging regime. it is not a question that france should law amend their fundamentals, this is whether to change the current constitution of france in general or not, but the concern of the french people is not only about the increase in the power of the president, they have patients, which causes the abuse of the wealthy class close to the government, the provision

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