Macron, winner of the French presidential election, immediately faces a new electoral challenge. Legislative elections are in June and the left has united to confront him, headed by Melenchón.
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Emmanuel Macron today for the second time as French presidentduring a solemn ceremony to be held at 11 a.m. at the Elysee.
Once he is renewed in office, Macron will have to start preparing his next challenge in the polls: parliamentary elections in June In addition to the far right, this time Macron has as its main competitor the front left And it is that the Not Submissive France van Melenchón has managed to unite his supporters in a unified candidacy along with environmentalists communists Yes socialists
The left front celebrates its First meeting at 2:30 p.m. in a constituency on the outskirts of Paris, about the deadline for the ratification of the candidacies. It will be the first meeting after the agreement, the first photo of that front.
Interviewed last night on French public television, the leader of France Insumisa, Jean-Luc Melenchonannounced that not as a deputy in the candidacy: Melenchón does not want to be a deputy in the French Assembly, but Prime Minister, as he explained. The prime minister is the one who forms the government and, in this case, the one who would determine President Macron’s actions, especially in developing social policies.
Melenchón believes the left-wing bloc has a chance to win and clarified that this union is not a simple electoral agreement, but rather a permanent partnership to rule France for years to come.
The political landscape in France has completely changed and today there are three clear blocks. In this environment, Emmanuel Macron will repeat himself as president. The last to repeat office was the president Chirac 20 years ago.
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