The French contending candidates are set to battle for the Presidential offices on Sunday, April 24th as both candidates set off to defeat each other on the grounds of ideals, political leadership strategy, and foreign policies.
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Emmanuel Macron shortly after the first election last Sunday accused le pen of hidden agenda to exit the European Union, a plan he called radical and against the values of the EU.
Macron says he strongly believes European Union is the solution to the problems facing Europe as against the Le Pen who see the European Union as a problem, and France as the superstate of the European project, must defend and sustain an independent, strong sovereign Europe for a solid front.
Emmanuel Macron claims his legacy as president has strongly worked so hard to protect the European Union’s interest and any attempt to dismantle European unity is not only a threat to France but to Europe. Macron has maintained his position calling For NATO to unify its alliance using the war as a pilar example of why they should deepen their alliance.
Le Pen in response to Macron has staged a 90 munites press conference to lay out her political agenda for France and the European Union. The French people are struggling to understand the horse on which Le Pen Is riding haven’t professed admiration for Vladimir Putin.
Note here that, French Foreign policies are the biggest issue facing both candidates, and Le Pen has pitched her ideas and strategic plans on Foreign policies for the country given the opportunity to lead the European biggest economy. 
The downside to Le Pen in this critical time with the war in Ukraine is her plans to propose closer ties with NATO and Russia.
A move many believes will hurt France in the near future considering its energy dependence on Russia and the threat Russia pose against the 26 other European countries which the Macron Administration with EU are strategizing to pull out for alternative routes.
Again Le Pen plans to pull out of the NATO joint military command for a more sovereign, and independent French military power, all of which oppose incumbent president Macron’s legacy.
The third agenda of Le Pen trial is her critical take on the constraint on the EU laws which she regards as stifling the chances to open an independent draft for EU members state and could bit for exit from the EU, or push for more regimental reforms that will empower independent policies to Members State on key areas such Immigration which she has her strongly kicked against.
Le camp has also supported her call to maintain a peace treaty with Russia citing that after the first and second world Wars, France still maintains its relations with Germany.
There is a high level of SPLIT between the Le Pen, and Macron’s Camps both disagreeing on their various international relations and foreign policies.
Le Pen is also been called out for her association and public romance with Russia and her inability to address the war in Ukraine and her grand plan to reach an alliance or a peace agreement with Russia after the war.
Both have made their position about the war in Ukraine very clear and voters are left to decide on the pooling unit next Sunday.
French President is campaigning for a steady leadership with clear diplomatic policies that stir clear from agendas that can create division as against Le Pen who wants to bring back the De la Republic to reserve the right to take its own decisions for the interest of French Citizens, putting France first.
