French Left Coalition Thwarts Far Right in Legislative Elections
Unexpected alliance blocks National Rally's rise, leaving France with a fragmented parliament and uncertain future.
- The New Popular Front, a left-wing coalition, emerged with the most seats, preventing far-right National Rally from gaining power.
- President Macron's centrist alliance came in second, leading to a hung parliament with no clear majority.
- Footballers and athletes played a significant role in mobilizing youth voters against the far right.
- Marine Le Pen's party increased its seats but fell short of expectations, highlighting deep political divisions.
- Negotiations are underway to form a viable government, with coalition talks likely to be complex and prolonged.


























































































































































































