The second institutional reality that seems to be different is that you have a federal government of whatever stripe with political exig
encies that seem to prevent it from fully speaking on behalf of this national minority language community. The federal govern
ment will not speak fully because there are countervailing political obstacles, stakes that do not present themselves in the admittedly difficult and challenging situation that francophone Canadians in the other provinces and territories
...[+++] face.
Ensuite, il semble que, peu importe le parti au pouvoir, le gouvernement fédéral soit aux prises avec des exigences politiques qui l'empêchent de s'exprimer librement au nom de cette communauté linguistique minoritaire, car certains obstacles et enjeux politiques ne concernent pas la situation précaire des francophones des autres provinces et des territoires du Canada.