Le Pen Goverment In Exile

Not great. Its legitimacy in the eyes of the local population—which is already emboldened by talk of revolutionary anti-colonialism thanks to happenings abroad—has been substantially weakened since its flight from Paris. The emergency measures necessary for the government’s continued survival, things like the suspension of civil liberties, the brutal suppression of radical press and incarceration of revolutionary organizers, etc., have not made the situation any less volatile. And of course, the French economy has been reduced to little more than a heap of ashes, so Le Pen and co. are fending off blows from every direction here.

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No, the FSR is more concerned with establishing itself in Europe than it is with chasing symbolic victories in South America. There is, however, some contact between revolutionaries in France proper and in French Guiana, which I’ll go into in the upcoming post.

Yes, the Le Pen government is still recognized by the UN and most nations on Earth. China, Vietnam, Laos, Cuba, Bolivia, Venezuela, and the DPRK are the only nations to recognize the socialist government of France so far.