Separatiștii câștigă alegerile în Quebec și promit un nou referendum pentru independență față de Canada

The Parti Quebecois (PQ) has won the Quebec elections, promising a new independence referendum. This marks their return to power after 2014, posing challenges for Prime Minister Mark Carney amid ongoing trade conflicts with the U.S. PQ leader Paul Saint-Pierre Plamondon will be the new premier, although his government is expected to be a minority. The party received 27% of the votes, surpassing other parties. While PQ aims for a referendum, they will wait until after Donald Trump's presidency due to current tensions. Despite PQ's success, only 31% of Quebec residents support independence, with voter discontent driving the results rather than a strong desire for separation. Plamondon also plans to abolish the monarchy in Quebec, redirecting funds to address homelessness.