Macron took a gamble to call legislative elections after the RN trounced his centrist alliance in June 9 European elections. Three-time presidential candidate Marine Le Pen had hoped her RN party would go on to win an absolute majority in the national polls and even form a government. But that dream was dashed after the left and centre rallied together to ensure there was only one anti-RN candidate in most districts. For in-depth analysis and a deeper perspective on the stunning election outcome and a way forward for Macron and the French parliament, France 24 is joined by Eléonore Caroit, French politician from Renaissance, outgoing Deputy representing the Second constituency for French residents overseas (Latin American / Caribbean) in the National Assembly.
