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I won’t take PM role without an absolute majority, says French far-right leader Bardella

  • The absolute majority that would guarantee its ability to govern and pass laws without allies could be out of reach.
  • The RN has said 28-year-old Bardella would be its choice for prime minister, rather than long-time leader Marine Le Pen
By Reuters ·

French protesters are standing up to the far right ahead of the country’s snap elections

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