In the parliamentary elections in France, a dispute is expected between the liberals and the left-wing coalition NUPES. In all constituencies of Iparralde, doubts remain with the named candidates. Voting for other formations may be key.
France celebrates today the second round of their parliamentary elections and in Ipar Euskal Herria, the biggest fight is expected in the fourth constituency. Macron’s candidate led the NUPES candidate by two points in the first round. Therefore, voters from other parties this Sunday could be key.
The NUPES formation defends a left program, but as for territorial issues or Basque, they are often branded as dispatchers This was the case with the Molac law, when the left-wing coalition voted against it.
The two main candidates held a heated debate on Basque or the peace process on the last day of the campaign. For his part, the socialist candidate promised that he would be committed to agriculture, the peace process and minority languages.
Exactly, the candidates from the sixth arrondissement came on that last day of the campaign to show their support for the members of Seaska, who are striving to demand that the exams be held in Basque.
The most voted candidates, by constituency
Candidates favorable to President Emmanuel Macron received the most votes in the first round of the French parliamentary elections in Ipar Euskal Herria.
As for those who qualified for the second round, in the constituency 4 Annick Tronday (Ensemble) and Iñaki Echaniz (NUPES) compete against each other. On the other hand, in the constituency 5, Sandra Pereira-Ostanel (NUPES) and Florence Lasserre (Ensemble) are presented as favourites. To conclude, in the constituency 6Tom Dubois-Robin (NUPES) and Vincent Bru (Ensemble) received the most votes.
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Source: EITB
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