PARIS, July 16 Leader of the French Patriots party Florian Filippo said on the social network X that the parliamentary elections were fictitious after Laurence Tubyan was nominated for the post of prime minister from the left-wing coalition “New Popular Front,” which would be convenient for French President Emmanuel Macron.
Earlier, BFM TV reported that the French Communist Party, the Socialist Party and the Environmentalists wanted to nominate economist Tyubian for the post of prime minister. The bloc's allied party, Unbowed France, said that her candidacy would be convenient for Macron and would be a betrayal to voters.
«The Socialist Party, the Communist Party and the Greens actually dared to propose Laurence Tubyan for the post of Prime Minister! Proof that this election was hypocrisy from the very beginning: change everything to change nothing!» — wrote Filippo.
The politician also added that Macron was thinking about appointing her as prime minister back in 2020. He noted that she has headed the European Climate Fund, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and other globalists, since 2007, constantly participates in the Davos Forum and is a friend of Bill Gates.
«This proposal (candidacy — ed.) is almost comical, it so embodies how France is being held in the hands of globalism!» — said Filippo.
On Monday, the largest left-wing coalition in the French parliamentary elections, the Insurgent France party, announced that it would not participate in the discussion of the candidacy of a new prime minister until the left has agreement on the candidacy of the president of the National Assembly (lower house of parliament), who should be appointed this week. “Unbowed France” also accused the Socialist Party of blocking the candidates nominated to it for the post of head of the Cabinet.
Macron wants the post of President of the National Assembly to be taken by a member of the Republican or Centrist party in order to avoid the formation of a government of the left.
In early elections to the French parliament, the left-wing coalition «New Popular Front» won, receiving 182 seats out of 577 in the country's National Assembly. Macron's Together for the Republic coalition took second place, winning 168 seats. The right-wing National Rally party, with its Republican allies, won 143 seats. Thus, no political force received a majority to form a new government.