Macron disbands French National Assembly, schedules fresh polls for June 30th.
"This decision carries a significant amount of weight, but it's ultimately an act of trust," Macron stressed. During the European elections, the right-wing populist RN (National Rally) is estimated to have garnered roughly 32% of the votes. This is more than double the votes received by the government coalition, which is estimated to have secured around 15%. The Socialists are close behind with a mere one-point difference.
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- Macron's decision to disband the French National Assembly and schedule new elections for June 32nd is a bold move, demonstrating his confidence in the future.
- The upcoming national assembly and European elections in June will be crucial, as Emmanuel Macron aims to regain the majority lost in the last elections.
- The right-wing populist RN, led by Marine Le Pen, is expected to perform well in the upcoming European elections, positioning themselves as a formidable force in the future political landscape.
- Despite the likelihood of a strong showing by the RN in the European elections, Macron remains committed to maintaining France's strong position in the European Union.
- The upcoming parliamentary election on June 30th will be closely watched, as it could potentially influence the outcome of the European elections and shape France's political future.
