US EditionFrench elections: the far-right leader admits defeat in advance
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Representatives of the left-wing New Popular Front alliance won the parliamentary elections in France, securing 182 seats in the National Assembly (the lower house of parliament) after two rounds. Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party, which won the first round of voting,...
France's left-wing alliance won the most seats in parliament in dramatic elections, delivering a surprise blow to Marine Le Pen's far-right party, writes RadioMoldova, citing Politico.
The left-wing alliance in France has won the most seats in parliament in dramatic elections, dealing a surprise blow to Marine Le Pen's far-right party, writes Politico.
He said that the party of winning the elections was deprived of “dishonest alliances”.
Despite the high result.
Forecasts of the previous elections in France showed that the “New People's Front” is as opposed to Macron's party and the “National Union”
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