Europeans: “The progression of the extreme right is less significant than we thought” | EUROtoday
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For Patrick Martin-Genier, specialist in European points, “Emmanuel Macron hastened this electoral deadline because he considered that he no longer had the confidence of the French, but also because there are the Games Olympics. There are risks of terrorism, so we will have to put the government in motion. There will be a game of alliances and unions. I do not think that this government will be renewed. Regarding Europe, “We will end up with coalitions between the moderate right and the moderate left within which the extreme right will be isolated. The progression of the extreme right is less significant than we thought “.
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