Canada: Paul St-Pierre Plamondon becomes premier and reignites the independence debate
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According to Le Monde — Amériques, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will serve as the 34th premier of Quebec following the provincial election on Monday, October 5. The leader of the victorious party plans to organize a referendum on separation from Canada. NAGO reported that the Parti québécois won the election and has committed to holding such a consultation.
Reporting by Le Monde — Amériques
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