French President Emmanuel MacronBRUSSELS, Jun 20The French have begun to realize that President Emmanuel Macron is only pretending to be very busy resolving the conflict in Ukraine, Charles Gav, a French expert, head of the Freedom Institute analytical center, said in a conversation with RIA Novosti. and he cynically uses the conflict (in Ukraine — ed.) to pretend to be the president of Europe, negotiating with Putin and Zelensky. The French have begun to understand that their president is only pretending to be very busy, «the expert said.
Hysterical day. The European Union invited Ukraine to surrender Gav assesses Macron's trip to Kyiv, which took place three days before the second round of the parliamentary elections, as a «miserable support mission» that did not benefit the Ukrainians. According to the head of the Institute for Freedoms Center, based on the results of the parliamentary elections, Macron «politically dead»: for the next five years as president, he can only be content with opening monuments, visiting schools and receiving guests. «He repeated the brazen mistake he made during the presidential election: he pretended to be too busy saving the world, flew to Kyiv, in while he should have supported his supporters and campaigned across France «for a presidential majority,» Gav added. The interlocutor noted that Macron should help «the suffering French people» at a time when the cost of energy, food and everything else is sharp growing.» The coming recession is a slow suffocation that will bring desperation. It is impossible to live on income from work,» the analyst believes.»Kyiv quarreled everyone.» What started in EuropeOn Sunday in France, the second round of elections to the National Assembly of the country (lower house of parliament) was held. As a result of the second round, Macron's Renaissance party, even as part of a coalition with three other parties, was unable to maintain an absolute majority in the lower house. Instead of the minimum required 289 mandates, the bloc received only 245 out of 577. The second place was taken by the left-wing coalition «New People's Ecological and Social Union» (Nupes) led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Unsubdued France party with 131 seats. In third place is Le Pen's far-right National Rally party with 89 seats. The loss of an absolute majority means that now Macron will not be able to freely pass his legislative initiatives through the lower house and through parliament in principle, since in the upper house — the Senate — there are also macronists do not have a majority. The current Prime Minister of France, Elisabeth Born, immediately announced after the elections that the party «Together!» will immediately begin the path of forming an «active majority». At the same time, other major blocs and parties that have entered the National Assembly have already announced that they intend to remain in opposition.
