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Will the French left unite to fight Macron for control of parliament?

Will the French left unite to fight Macron for control of parliament?
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French student speaks out on election catastrophe - World Socialist Web Site

In the city of Amiens, WSWS journalists interviewed Clémence, a student and job seeker, on the French presidential elections.

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Politicians don t help us : Young French people on why they re abstaining in the election

From disliking the candidates to a lack of trust in France s system, four young people explain their decision not to go to the polls.

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French election: What is a vote blanc and does it achieve anything?

Four million people submitted a ‘vote blanc’ or an invalid vote in the second round of the presidential election in 2017

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France: grim choices on 24 April, an urgent need to rebuild

The second round on 24 April 2022 of the French presidential election will, as in 2017, be a run-off between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen. The first round was Macron 28%, Le Pen 23%, both scores slightly up on 2017 (24%, 21%). In 2017 Macron won the second round easily (66%-34%), but this time polling predicts a much tighter run-off.

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