For François Legault, the language spoken at home is fundamental to the survival of French. The Liberals accuse the Prime Minister of wanting to invite himself into the cottages.
Two diametrically opposed visions clash in the National Assembly on the subject of immigration. And the shock is brutal.
“It’s not up to Mr. Legault, it’s not up to the government to say what language I use around my dinner table at home!” Liberal MP Saul Polo said on Wednesday. The day before, the Prime Minister described the successful integration story of this elected official of Colombian origin as “an anecdote”.
François Legault does not see things the same way.
“The common language, you have to look at what is the language at home, what is the language at work, what is the language in the public sector, it is a whole. If there is no longer anyone in Quebec who speaks French at home, that means that French will eventually disappear,” argues the Prime Minister.
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