The left-wing alliance won the second round of parliamentary elections in France.
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The left-wing coalition New Popular Front (NFP) took first place in the election results. President Macron’s coalition Together! took second place, and Marine Le Pen’s far-right National Rally won third place, Le Monde reported.
According to the results of the second round:
- “New Popular Front” – 182 seats in parliament;
- “Together!” – 168 seats;
- “National Association” – 143 seats;
- “Republicans” – 63 seats.
As is known, there are 577 seats in the French parliament in total. The remaining seats will be distributed among other candidates.
As a reminder, experts believe that the election results could impact support for Ukraine, global diplomacy and the EU’s economic stability, and could also weaken Macron’s influence in his final years as president.
Source: Le Monde
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