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France’s Socialist, Green, Communist and far-left parties have joined forces in an unlikely but historic alliance ahead of legislative elections on June 12 and 19. After a first-round presidential election…
“Indeed, faced with the rise of the far right and the fascist danger, against the new five-year mandate of Macron and his henchmen to organize anti-social and authoritarian attacks, we want a left-wing majority for radical change – or at least as many elected members as possible – in the National Assembly. We therefore believe that a unitive dynamic would be a positive signal for the social movements and struggles, giving back confidence to the oppressed and exploited.”
We look at who the losing candidates of the first round are now supporting - Emmanuel Macron or Marine Le Pen - although some are supporting neither. One candidate is keeping his view secret
The race to win is not the only story this year, with the future of two traditional parties in the balance, a possible record for the Greens and the fate of outsider Zemmour all to be decided
From opposing views on low-emission zones, aid for electric car purchases, and investment in public transport, we look at the candidates’ latest pledges