As France gears up for crucial elections, tensions escalate between President Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen of the National Rally party. Le Pen accuses Macron of orchestrating last-minute administrative appointments to thwart her party's potential victory, dubbing it an "administrative coup d'état." Macron's office denies the allegations, dismissing them as politically motivated. With the National Rally poised to potentially secure an absolute majority in the National Assembly, the French political landscape is in turmoil, as alliances form and break amidst accusations of undermining democracy and strategic maneuvering. The outcome of the upcoming runoff elections on July 7 hangs in the balance, with implications for France's future direction at stake.
French President Emmanuel Macron's office stated on Wednesday urging "cool-headedness" and "moderation" toward the National Rally (RN) party and its supporters, following Marine Le Pen's accusation on Tuesday that Macron is l...
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