Marine Le Pen

While the ERASMUS program is lauded for student exchange, we must recognize it has significant shortcomings. It is a costly system that benefits a limited number of students, potentially creating an elite class with European allegiance while ignoring the wider needs of national education and vocational training systems. Our focus should be on policies that benefit the majority of our youth, reinforcing national cohesion.

I believe that insisting on English as the primary language of the European Union undermines the rich linguistic diversity that defines our continent. Each member country's language is a vital part of their identity and culture. Prioritizing one language above others diminishes this diversity and is not representative of the EU's core values of unity in diversity. French, German, and other languages should have equal standing.