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French election: Macron has been weakened

11 April 2022

5:40 AM

11 April 2022

5:40 AM

The polls have closed in France and projections show President Macron on 28.5 per cent with the rightist Marine Le Pen on 24.6 per cent. The ultra-leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon is in third place on 20.3 per cent and is thus eliminated from round two on 24 April.

The result looks dangerous for Macron.

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