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French President Emmanuel MacronCNN Edition
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French President Emmanuel Macron 's centrist alliance crushed in first round of parliamentary elections.
Far-right National Rally (RN) party surged to 33% of the vote.
Macron’s Ensemble alliance trailed in third place, leaving many in his camp wondering why the president called the election in the first place.
But falling behind to either the left or right could be the death knell to his agenda. A loss would force Macron to nominate a prime minister from whichever party wins putting a political opponent in charge of running the government. Bardella has said that he would only govern if his party wins an absolute majority and with the first round suggesting none of the parties will win those 289 necessary seats, there is no obvious prime minister in sight. It could be a political deadlock in France for at least the next year and a crisis for President Macron , arguably of his own making..
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