<br /> <p>Greenpeace activists</a> in Paris hung a banner from the Eiffel Tower on May 5, reminding voters of France’s national motto, “Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité,” two days ahead of the country’s presidential election.</p><p>Speaking to BFMTV</a>, the CEO of Greenpeace France, Jean-François Julliard, said that the flag was intended to spark resistance against Marine Le Pen and the National Front.</p><br />
