Macron was hit hard

According to a number of Western media reported on June 19, local time, the French President Macron's forward party and his allies in the parliament failed to win the absolute majority of seats in the second round of voting in the French National Assembly election in the second round of voting. Essence

Some analysts believe that this will bring a huge impact on Macron's authority.

According to the French "Parisian", the final ticket results of the second round of the French National Assembly election show that the "Ensember" led by the Republic of Macron and his middle -aged allies in the parliament, only The 245 of the 577 seats in the parliament have been won, and the "absolute majority" advantage of 289 seats has not been obtained.

According to the Washington Post, this means that if Macron, who has just won the French presidential election in April this year, wants to implement his next series of policies, he has to seek support from other political parties in the parliament, which means He will make concessions on many policies.

The Washington Post also said that the result of this parliamentary vote facing Macron was the worst of the French president in recent years, and said that the French media had begun to use "earthquake" and "tragic face" to describe Macron This serious frustration encountered. The American media itself also believes that this result will not only affect Macron's governance, but also have an impact on Europe facing the huge challenge of Russia and Ukraine.

At present, Macron has not responded to this result, but French Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne and French Public Financial Budget Minister Brie Er Attal said that the result was very bad, which was far from what they hoped.

Some analysts believe that although Macron used his main experience to deal with the Russian -Ukraine conflict in the week before the vote started -first go to Romania to visit the French soldiers in the NATO East Line, and then visit Ukraine also met with Ukraine President Zelezky, but today's voting results reflect that the French people are more concerned about domestic people's livelihood issues such as living costs, medical insurance and climate change.

This is why the French far -right party "National Alliance" and his leader Le Pen can achieve historic breakthroughs in this parliamentary election and even earlier presidential elections. Today, the party has won 89 seats in the parliament, relying on the "effort" of people's livelihood issues.

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