“Francois Hollande” was also nominated for early French elections

– International news – Tasnim News Agency According to the weekly newspaper “Spiegel”, “François Hollande”, the former president of France, announced on Saturday that he will again He will seek a parliamentary seat in the next election and will take part in early elections, surprising his country. According to Hollande, he made this decision because the situation in his country is more serious than ever. has been He means the emergence and development of the extreme right in France. France’s right-wing National Assembly won about 31.5 percent of the vote in European elections a week ago. In response to this action, French President Emmanuel Macron dissolved the parliament and announced new elections shortly. The elections will be held in two rounds on June 30 and July 7.

Hollande, speaking in Toul, in his home region of Courze in central France, said that since France’s liberation from the Nazis, the right An extremist has never been so close to power.

The 69-year-old Hollande acknowledged that it was unusual for a former president to run for re-election as a lawmaker. Hollande said that an extraordinary situation requires an extraordinary decision. He was a member of Kurz Parliament from 1988 to 1993 and from 1997 to 2012. Hollande was the president of France from 2012 to 2017.

Hollande now supports the merger of leftist parties who want to stop the populist National Assembly. Asked if he wanted to become prime minister, Hollande replied that his move was not related to his personal advancement. He added: “I was the president of this country and I am not trying for myself personally.”

According to the surveys, the French National Assembly party can also achieve the same result in the French parliamentary elections as in the European elections. find This makes this party the strongest force in the parliament and can probably appoint the prime minister as well.

Some experts call early parliamentary elections by the French president after his defeat in the European elections a dangerous gamble. With right-wing populists, they knew it could cripple the EU’s biggest military power.

French President Emmanuel Macron called for new elections on Sunday evening, considering the poor performance of his liberal Renaissance party in European elections. The first round of parliamentary elections is scheduled to be held on June 30 (July 10). If the extreme French party wins this parliamentary election, the 28-year-old Bardella will have the best chance to take over the prime ministership. However, Macron hopes that this risky new election maneuver will create a more stable majority for use the remainder of his presidential term.

His ruling camp has not had an absolute majority in the National Assembly for two years. Since then, governing has become difficult for Macron. The next presidential election in France is not scheduled until 2027.

If this Macron game does not work out, it will be fatal for Germany and Europe. Macron will lose significant power and will no longer be able to easily implement his foreign policy path.

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