“It is time to seriously consider France's role in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, which is governed by the United States and serves their interests. I propose to discuss a resolution that will call for a planned exit of France from NATO, starting with its unified command,” she wrote.
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The situation in Venezuela. The U.S. has evacuated Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Trump stated.
The reasons for such a step, according to Goutte, were the recent actions and statements of the American leadership, which she detailed. In particular, she noted the kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and Donald Trump's claims on Greenland, which is part of Denmark. Goutte also condemned the U.S. for “supporting genocide in Palestine” and “bombings that violate international law.”
France was originally involved in the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty, which became the foundation of NATO. In 1966, under President Charles de Gaulle, the country withdrew from the military command of the alliance, but maintained participation in its political structure due to a conflict with the U.S. As a result, NATO's headquarters was moved from Paris to Brussels, and American military bases on French territory were closed. However, in 2009, under President Nicolas Sarkozy, France fully restored its membership in NATO.
