More accurate news about the French election has come. The extreme left won a short victory, and Macron remained in second place!
In the French election on Sunday, the extreme right, which won a big victory in the previous round of elections, suffered a crushing defeat. The French extreme left "Unbowed France" won the first place in the vote, Macron's Renaissance Party won the second place, the National Union third place, and the extreme right ranked behind.
However, the extreme left party, which currently maintains the first place, only won 178 seats out of 577 seats in the House of Representatives, which is still far from the 289 seats required for the final victory. France is currently facing a political deadlock, but for Macron, the buffer period is a good thing.
However, Macron is currently facing a major problem, who will be the prime minister?
On the night of the election on Sunday, French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal announced that he would break away from the president's decision to hold a general election and resign. Macron is currently facing the problem of a vacant prime minister position. Although he has asked Gabriel Attal to stay temporarily to maintain stability, Macron must find a reasonable candidate for prime minister as soon as possible.
Now it seems that Macron has no available candidates. Although the French president can legally appoint anyone to serve as prime minister, he will still face a vote of no confidence from other political parties after the appointment, and it will not be recognized by law.
To put it bluntly, Macron can appoint anyone of his own to be prime minister, but if this person cannot convince the public, he will still face the situation of being voted out - Macron is really difficult!
