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Separatists return to power in Quebec but refer referendum to the post-Trump

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Canadian separatists in Quebec admit that an unpredictable US President prevents a calm independence debate, marking a shift toward Trump-era politics. The Nationalists, who won the province's elections, acknowledge the US President's unpredictability as the main obstacle to discussion.

Key points

• Canadian separatists in Quebec admitted that an unpredictable US President prevents a calm independence debate.
• The Nationalists, who won the province's elections, acknowledge the US President's unpredictability as the main obstacle to discussion.

Context

Canadian separatists in Quebec admitted that an unpredictable US President prevents a calm independence debate, marking a shift toward Trump-era politics. The Nationalists, who won the province's elections, acknowledge the US President's unpredictability as the main obstacle to discussion.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the Nationalists admit the US President's unpredictability prevents a calm debate. No specific dates, numbers, or named individuals beyond 'Nationalists' are provided. The article is dated 2026-10-06, and the evidence does not specify the exact nature of the 'imprevisível' (unpredictable) factor or the timeframe of the 'debate sereno' (calm debate).

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