The General Council of the Liberal Party of Quebec (PLQ) last weekend gives the contestants hope for the future of this party.
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“The Liberal Party of Quebec will stop responding to the questions and problems of Quebecers in 2023. It was the solution at a different time when the problems lay elsewhere, when we played on a different rink, but for the rinks 2023-2024 and 2025 “The Liberals are no longer able to respond to aspirations (…) that Branding is broken,” says Marc-André Leclerc.
While the PLQ isn’t in its best position right now, the fact remains that, according to Yasmine Abdelfadel, it’s closer to Quebecers than we think.
“Let’s give credit where credit is due. The Liberal Party of Quebec is the only openly federalist party and the majority of Quebecers oppose sovereignty,” she explains.
“The Liberal Party’s only hope is that over the next few years, the CAQ will be tossed around the national question and be too nationalist for some and too federalist for others. If the CAQ were to collapse, we can say that the PLQ would hope to win back the federalist-nationalist forces,” stresses Mathieu Bock-Côté.
Watch the full debate in the video above.