Certainly. For a cohabitation would be an opportunity for him to get out of the quagmire in which France is gradually sinking. By letting the oppositions of the right and the left take their share of the burden.
It is a more colourful, more popular, also more divided France that came out of the second round of the legislative elections. A worried France that will undoubtedly be very difficult to govern.
The second round of the legislative elections is rather in line with the results of the presidential election, marked by the deceptive victory of Emmanuel Macron and by a recomposition of political forces. Difficulties ahead for the President of the Republic.
Public financing of political parties is based both on the number of votes obtained in the first round and on the number of members obtained in the second round.
The New People’s Union (Nupes) would overtake the Ensemble coalition of Macron parties in terms of votes. This will not give it a majority of seats in the Assembly.
Eliminated in the first round, the former Prime Minister who was trying his luck in the 5ᵉ constituency of the French abroad (Spain, Portugal) took a memorable jacket.
The Ministry of the Interior refuses to register candidates under the label of New Popular, Ecological and Social Union, because it is not incorporated as an association. It is therefore not a political party. Big anger of Mélenchon.
Stéphane Vojetta, a Toulois living in Madrid, is a candidate for his own succession in the 5ᵉ constituency of the French abroad, even though the presidential party to which he belongs, has invested the former Prime Minister, Manuel Valls. We asked him why he was maintaining himself. Interview.
The outgoing deputy LREM, Stéphane Vojetta, does not want to withdraw in favor of Manuel Valls, invested by the presidential majority. Real political drumming.
The Alsatian association BonSens.org asks the Constitutional Council to cancel the results of the election of April 24, 2022. Originally, the score of Marine Le Pen revised downward live on France 2. Explanations.
With nearly 58% of the vote (according to initial estimates) Emmanuel Macron is ahead of Marine Le Pen (42%) more widely than expected. The opposition parties are already announcing the third round, on June 12 and 19, 2022.
We vote again this Sunday, April 24, to decide between the two finalists of the first round: Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen. Which one will be the next president of the Republic ?
