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Emmanuel Macron President of France for the second term of five years
Emmanuel Macron was crowned on Saturday as France’s president for a second five-year term at the Elysee Palace days before the start of his second term.
After Constitutional Council President Laurent Fabius confirmed Macron’s victory in the second session on April 24 before far-right candidate Marine Le Pen with 58.55% of the vote, the French president called in a brief speech to “move relentlessly” to make France “more independent.”
French President Emmanuel Macron vowed to create a stronger France and use a new approach to governance as he was inaugurated for the second period in office.
“I vow to build a planet that is more livable, a France that is more alive and a stronger France,” he stated in a speech at the Elysee Palace, vowing a “new method” to govern after a first term that had often polarized the country.
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