Macron alliance projected to lose parliamentary majority
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Projections show French President Emmanuel Macron’s alliance has received the most seats in the final round of the parliamentary election. But the alliance lost its parliamentary majority. The projections are
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Projections show French President Emmanuel Macron’s alliance has received the most seats in the final round of the parliamentary election. But the alliance lost its parliamentary majority. The projections are
Emmanuel Macron’s centrist parliamentary alliance will likely lose its majority as a result of the country's parliamentary election, a major blow to his agenda.
Newly reelected president expected to struggle to secure promised tax cuts and welfare reform after election gains by left-wing Melenchon and far-right Le Pen
President Emmanuel Macron of France’s centrist coalition lost its absolute majority in Parliament to a resurgent far-right and a defiant left, complicating his domestic agenda.
People in France have cast their ballots once again as the country sees its final round of parliamentary elections on Sunday. First projections say President Emmanuel Macron's bloc has lost its parliamentary majority.
Projections show French president’s centrist alliance will lose its majority despite getting the most seats in final round of the parliamentary election.
French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance has lost its parliamentary majority, on the back of record results for the far left in second place and the far right in third.
The strong performance of the leftist coalition, led by hard-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon, is expected to make it harder for Macron to implement the agenda he was reelected on in May.
French President Emmanuel Macron is facing difficult negotiations after his centrist bloc lost its absolute majority in parliament. The conservatives have already ruled out forming a coalition.
There's no escaping the fact that losing his parliamentary majority in legislative elections is a major blow to French President Emmanuel Macron. And analysts are already describing the result as a major personal failure that could taint his legacy.
By Dalal Mawad and Tara John, CNN French voters have denied newly re-elected centrist President Emmanuel Macron an absolute majority in parliament, limiting his hand in a second term. Macron’s centrist alliance Ensemble! came first in Sunday’s second round of legislative elections, securing 245 out …
Drastic setback: President Emmanuel Macron's coalition has lost its governing majority in French parliamentary elections. Very likely the French leader may have trouble now enacting his reform agenda.
French President Emmanuel Macron and his allies started working on Monday to cobble together a working parliamentary majority to salvage his second term after his centrist alliance crumbled in legislative…
French President Emmanuel Macron has lost the absolute majority in parliamentary elections. That makes governing the country more difficult, but it could be good news in the long run, writes Lisa Louis.
Allies of French President Emmanuel Macron started working Monday to cobble together a working parliamentary majority to salvage his second term, after his alliance crumbled in the election against surges…
PARIS -- French President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance was projected to lose its majority despite getting the most seats in the final round of the parliamentary election Sunday, while the far-right National Rally appeared to have made big gains.
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