The five leading candidates in France’s presidential race constitute the most anti-establishment group ever seen on a presidential ballot.
Three come from outside the country’s traditional parties and the other two aren’t in the center of theirs.
That means their views also encompass a wide range, from writing a new constitution to taxing robots to exiting the euro.
As the first round of voting approaches on April 23, voters will be focused on their policy positions.
Three come from outside the country’s traditional parties and the other two aren’t in the center of theirs.
That means their views also encompass a wide range, from writing a new constitution to taxing robots to exiting the euro.
As the first round of voting approaches on April 23, voters will be focused on their policy positions.
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