Published on : 25/04/2022 – 17:31Modified : 25/04/2022 – 17:53 With 58.54% of the votes in the second round according to the final results, Emmanuel Macron was re-elected President of the French Republic on Sunday. Several leaders welcomed his reappointment for five more years at the Élysée. The first reactions came from France’s European allies.
Marine Le Pen He moderated his image and opted electorally for purchasing power, instead of his extreme right-wing program, to reach the presidency of France. He didn’t make it, but his ideas attracted a larger number of voters. In her third attempt to reach the Elysee, the 53-year-old National Group (RN) candidate obtained between 41.8% … Read more
Marginalized since the end of the Second World War (1945) due to its sympathy with Nazi collaborationist movements, the extreme right gradually conquered its electoral space in Francethanks to the National Front (FN), co-founded in 1972 by Jean-Marie Le Pen, Marine’s father. Attracting, at first, those nostalgic for the pro-Nazi Vichy regime, ultra-Catholics and French … Read more
French President Emmanuel Macron was re-elected with a difference between 15.2 and 16.4 points over his rival, Marine Le Pen, in the second round of the presidential elections. With the 100% of the votes counted in France, The electoral service of the European country detailed that the official results of the presidential elections consolidated the … Read more
His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the State, may God protect him, sent a congratulatory message to Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic, on the occasion of winning a new presidential term in the presidential elections that took place yesterday. His Highness expressed his sincere congratulations and wishes to Macron … Read more
Paris – french president Emmanuel Macron seemed headed for re-election on Sunday after beating the far-right candidate Marine Le Penaccording to projections. If the projections are confirmed by the official results, Macron will be the first French president to be re-elected in 20 years; the last one was Jacques Chirac in 2002. Le Pen then … Read more
<div id="firstBodyDiv" data-bind-html-content-type="article" data-bind-html-compile="article.body" data-first-article-body=" Wont Macron (44 years) after receiving 58 percent of the vote, compared to 42 percent for the 53-year-old candidate, Le Pen, according to preliminary results. Opinion polls in the past few days have shown Macron a narrow lead over his rival, and analysts said Le Pen remains unpalatable to many … Read more
The French trusted this Sunday a new five-year term for the centrist president Emmanuel Macron in the second round against Marine Le Penwhich despite losing achieved the best result of the extreme right in a presidential election in the country. According to initial estimates, the candidate from La República en Marcha (LREM) obtained between 57.6 … Read more