While those taking part in street protests against the health pass are called fascists by the governing left, Matteo Salvini and Georgia Meloni are coming to their defense. But the only major party that truly opposes the Italian Chinese-style green pass is Meloni’s Brothers of Italy.
Will Éric Zemmour be the much-awaited truly conservative and patriotic candidate of a French right-wing electorate that has, up until now, always been betrayed by the center-right party that claimed to represent it?
Remix News conducted an exclusive interview with Spanish conservative MEP Hermann Tertsch. Hermann Tertsch is a journalist, member of the editorial board of La Gaceta de la Iberosfera, and a Vox MEP since 2019. In the 1980s, he worked as the Spanish press agency’s correspondent in Vienne, covering Central and Eastern Europe, and was later El País’ correspondent in Bonn and Warsaw. Starting from the 1990s and until the year 2019, Hermann Tertsch worked with a number of major Spanish media outlets. In the European Parliament, he is a member of the ECR Group and vice-chair of the Delegation to the Euro-Latin American Parliamentary Assembly (DLAT).
As part of a general crackdown on opponents to mass immigration, a private TV channel is forced by the French media authority to get rid of its leading conservative commentator while Generation Identity activists are convicted for criticizing lack of control at the border
The Great Replacement, labeled a “conspiracy theory” by the left, is rapidly becoming a “conspiracy fact,” and the demographic data proves it, writes Olivier Bault for Remix News
A private TV channel airing the true story of a former Planned Parenthood clinic director turned pro-life activist stirs an uproar in France. Macron’s government claims showing the movie is a legal offense.
According to French territorial intelligence, a new wave of protest in the style of the Yellow Vests movement is to be feared with the introduction of the health pass.
While Marine Le Pen is currently the only political leader in a position to bring some real change in France, she is not a real conservative and her chances in next year’s presidential elections look more slim than ever.
The law continues to draw polarized reactions from both those who have and who have not actually read it
