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The hard way to political agreement in France/ Will Macron remain in power?

The hard way to political agreement in France/ Will Macron remain in power?

 It appears that the results of the parliamentary election in France have yielded a satisfactory shock for both the country and Europe.

The right extremists led by Marie Le Pen who gained the highest rate in the first round of the elections were plunged to the third rank and the left coalitions gained maximum seats.

According to Negaheno report, today’s right wing in Europe is rooted in their causes and their surroundings and have many things in common. But France and Ms. Marine Le Pen is older in origin and background in Europe and can make news with every election.

It seems with the lead of the extreme right beside the rights of Europe in the EU elections Mr. Macron would have to have an early dissolution of the parliament and elections. Of course, there are some not so solid claims that he was already on the way of dissolving the parliament even before the EU elections and is highly concerned of its situation and its administration.

The leftists or “the Peoples’ New Front” who have gained over 180 seats from one side and the 160 seats gained by the mid coalition besides Mr. Macron and its extreme right “the National Community” out of 140 seats has left Mr. Macron in a difficult and dire situation as fate has not helped him well enough but patience is still needed.

Macron’s refusing to accept Gabriel Annal’s resignations is very meaningful.

Traditionally, it is difficult for the parties in France to hold dialogues. In any case, the president should choose a new cabinet. The coming days and weeks will count very serious in the future of France.

The reason for the fall of the extreme right in the second stage is very clear. The fear of their rise and gaining of the probable maximum seat by Ms. Le Pen made many of those who were unsure to vote to rush to the ballots so to avoid more votes from the national community.

In any case, an agreement and a coalition are needed. It doesn’t seem that Macron has any intention of leaving power and will hold on as president of France until 2027. There will be difficult negotiations between him and the parties.

Failing to accept the resignation of the prime minister can be a sign or not but he will work hard to keep this position and to gain the consent of the leftists by allocating them with some funds and a number of ministries.

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