Se reaprinde lupta pentru independența Québecului. Separatiștii câștigă alegerile, dar amână referendumul până după mandatul lui Trump

The Parti Québécois has won the provincial elections in Québec, highlighting the ongoing debate about the province's independence from Canada. Although they did not secure a majority, the party's leader, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, has become the new premier. The PQ received around 30% of the votes, benefiting from a divided federalist electorate. A new independence referendum is not expected before 2029, as Plamondon emphasizes the need for a calm and informed debate on the issue. The election results complicate the political landscape for Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, especially with upcoming votes in Alberta regarding separation. The PQ's rise is linked to concerns over living costs and the protection of the French language in a predominantly English-speaking country.