Here the new king, Charles III, is already facing a rebellion of his subjects across the seas. In late October, several Quebec MPs refused to take the oath of allegiance to Canada’s sovereign head of state, as the Constitution requires of all elected officials, both federal and provincial. At the risk of not being able to sit, because, according to the Constitution, they have to take two oaths, one”.To the people of Quebecthe other related to the British monarchy. These elected officials came from the left-wing Québec solidaire party, as well as the sovereigns of the Parti Québécois. The leader of the latter, Paul Saint-Pierre Plamondon, spoke “conflict of interest“because”you cannot serve two masters“.
Canadian MPs voted 266 to 44 to reject the Bloc Québécois proposal, which called for severing ties with the British monarchy. In Australia, too, debates resurface regularly. And the desire for emancipation spread in the Caribbean. the reign of
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Source: Le Figaro
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