France’s far-right and far-left are uniting against Emmanuel Macron
Just months into his second term, the French president is scrambling to pass his agenda without a majority in parliament.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Just months into his second term, the French president is scrambling to pass his agenda without a majority in parliament.
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ByVoters on the left have been ground down enough to think that a Le Pen presidency would “shake things up”.
ByThe far-right leader is closer than she has ever been to power, a YouGov and Datapraxis poll shows.
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