Reported 12 months ago
Marine Le Pen criticizes President Macron's centrist group and left-wing alliance for collaborating to prevent her National Rally party from achieving an absolute majority in the final round of the French legislative election. The strategic withdrawal of candidates by Macron's group and allies in constituencies aims to diminish opposition to the far right, leading to 214 districts where Le Pen's party will compete against alliances. Le Pen expresses discontent with parties trying to influence voters and emphasizes the importance of governing with a majority. Potential outcomes include Le Pen's group lacking an outright majority or a hung parliament, posing challenges to France's public finances and European stability.
Source: YAHOO