Self -claiming ＂War President＂ Macron announced the re -election

(Paris Comprehensive Television) French President Macron announced the re -election of the election three weeks before the election, and strives for the people's commission to continue to promote the reform plan of parental business policies.He described himself as a "wartime president" and vowed to increase retirement age, tax cut, and further relax the labor market rules in the second term.

The 44 -year -old Macron's intention to seek the second term before the election is one of the late candidates for the presidential candidate.He announced a plan that was designed to deepen in 2017 at the first large -scale campaign in Paris on Thursday to reduce the long -term loss rate.

Macron said at the event: "We have two goals to achieve full employment and reform pension system." Macron admitted that he failed to promote pensions in accordance with the 2017 commitment during the first term.reform.He promised to solve this problem again and postpone the retirement age from 62 to 65 years old, and at the same time set the minimum pension standard for 1,100 euros per month.

He also proposed to reform the welfare system, increasing the major new public investment of health, education, military and new technologies to 50 billion euros per year (S $ 75 billion).He will also ask the unemployed to conduct work or training from 15 hours to 20 hours a week.

Vows to strengthen national defense expenses in the face of online attacks and war threats

Russia invaded Ukraine to wake up the emphasis on national defense for national defense again.Macron vowed to strengthen national defense expenses to face threats including cyber attacks and conventional wars.

Macron's diplomatic efforts in the Ukrainian war have also been recognized by voters, and his leading advantage has expanded in recent weeks.Public opinion surveys show that Macron is likely to win the first round of April 10th and defeat any opponent in the second round of April 24.

Public opinion survey shows that Macron is likely to win the first round of elections on April 10 and defeat any opponent in the second round of April 24.