Ruba Ghazal, leader of Quebec Solidaire, has expressed backing of the protests in France, stating that the resentment of young demonstrators is comprehensible. Ghazal has also urged Canadians to be cautious of a potential right-wing shift in Quebec, emphasizing the need to oppose such a trend. The statements come as Quebec Solidaire prepares to install its new deputies.
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