After the recent parliamentary elections in France, Socialist leader Olivier Faure faces challenges in forming a government. Despite winning narrowly, the left-wing Nouveau Front Populaire alliance struggles to choose a prime minister, facing opposition from the right and President Macron.
Macron’s call for a coalition excluding the radical left La France Insoumise has sparked defiance from the left-wing parties. Faure insists on left unity, while LFI’s Mélenchon criticizes Macron’s interference in government formation.
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Left-wing parties are engaged in discussions to form a coalition government, ensuring representation for each group and countering Macron’s attempts to bypass their victory. The urgency to reach an agreement is emphasized, as delays raise concerns about the country’s stability.
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