Two months after the parliamentary elections in France, President Emmanuel Macron made a candidate for the new Prime Minister. According to France 24, Macron suggested that Michelle Barnier appoint this key position. Barnier, the former European Commissioner and ex-head of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will become a new prime minister if his candidacy is approved by Parliament.
Macron proposes to appoint Michel Barnier-the former European Commissar, ex-head of the Foreign Ministry of France, a negotiator to exit Britain from the EU, who held positions in various governments.
However, the French Parliament should now be approved by the government.
Barnier candidacy, if you come from the results of the parliamentary elections, paradoxical. He represents the Pocal Party of Republicans, which from all parties that have passed to Parliament, gained the least vote.
The left new popular front, which has already made its candidate in the premiere, won the first place in the election, but Macron "cut it".
Therefore, one of the leaders of the Front Jean-Luke Melancheon said that the application of Barnier's candidacy indicates that the "elections were stolen".
Why did Macron choose this candidate? Because he needs the votes of Republicans to form a majority in his party, Republicans, a moderate part of the front (without Melancho and other radicals). And also without
the "national association" of Le Pen.
But will it be possible to collect such a coalition-salt premiere from the party that lost the election, and if it can, how strong it will be-the question.
