These new elections will take place on June 12 and 19 and their outcome will set the margin of the executive in carrying out its reforms. The current majority is formed by Macron’s party, the centrist MoDem and the Agir Ensemble group.
the French president, Emmanuel Macronreelected this Sunday against the extreme right-wing Marine Le Pen, begins design your new policy with the aim of reconciling the country and winning the next parliamentary elections, which the rest of the formations have also set as their goal.
These new elections will take place on June 12 and 19 and their outcome will set the margin of the executive in carrying out its reforms. The current majority is made up of Macron’s party, with 267 out of 577 deputies, the centrist MoDem (57) and the Agir Ensemble group (22).
These results and the overview of three million zero or blank votes a broken France of which the president says he is aware: “I know that many of my compatriots voted for me not to support the ideas I defend, but to block those of the far right,” he said in his first statement. speech after the victory
It is expected that the Prime Minister, Jean Castextender his resignation and that of his government by the end of the week or early May, and while it could theoretically be reappointed to the post, he has admitted that he believes that following the re-election of a president there would be “a new impulse”.
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Bruno LeMaire, also agreed today that there should be a change in the form of government, so that citizens can express themselves more often. However, it has not been able to guarantee that they will not resort to constitutional Article 49.3, which exempts the parliamentary vote, to pass the pension reform, which would postpone the retirement age from 62 to 65.
possible alliances
Julien Odoulspokesman for the National Association (Le Pen’s party), believes that in the light of the parliamentary elections and in this new phase, national unity will take place around the far-right leader and her formation, who he believes are “the most important of the opposition”.
For his part, the left Jean-Luc Melenchonwho came third in the first round with 21.95% of the vote on April 10, has in turn already mobilized itself to form a parliamentary coalition with environmentalists, communists and anti-capitalists.
and the conservatives republicansdefeated in the first round by 4.78% of the vote, rely on their national implementation to rebalance the balance of power until 2027
Source: EITB
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