Macron pays a tribute to the memory of Brahim Bouarram

In the middle of the presidential race, front runner Emmanuel Macron paid tribute to the Moroccan man drowned by skinheads after a National Front rally in 1995. Provoking his opponent Marine Le Pen less than a week before election day, Macron laid flowers at the spot where Brahim Bouarram was killed.

The 29 year-old man was thrown in the Seine river by a group of skinheads who were at a May rally organized in Paris by Jean-Marie Le Pen, father of the current National Front candidate. Bouarram who was father to two children was left to die as he could not swim, the Daily Mail reports.

Macron is competing against Marine Le Pen, they both made it to the final stage of the presidential elections. France has entered the last week of this political event that will be ended on Sunday the 8th of May.