As relações entre Argélia e França: reflexos da imigração e do pós-colonialismo no governo de Emmanuel Macron (2017-2023).

Abstract

The following research addresses the increase in Algerian immigration in the current context of France, marked by a troubled internal scenario resulting from the growth of the extreme right and xenophobic and islamophobic discourses. In the midst of these conditions, there is a troubled relationship with Algeria, a former French colony, a country that has a strong migratory flow to France since its independence in 1962. The aim of this work is to analyze the reverberations of this immigration in the political relations between France and Algeria during the government of French President Emmanuel Macron. As a research methodology, the French post-colonialism situated in the Franco-Algerian context was analyzed. Bibliography on the subject was used as a source of study, especially the book “La Fracture Coloniale” organized by Pascal Blanchard, Nicolas Bance and Sandrine Lemaine, journalistic news from the French and Algerian media, speeches and statements by President Macron and other authorities, as well as official French government documents. The results of the research point to the emergence of a new approach of the current French government towards Algeria, marked by the commitment in the attempt to resolve memorial issues linked to colonization, in addition to a position of the current French president for a more selective immigration arising from Algeria to France.