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The president of the Horizons group Édouard Philippe "does not believe at all that it is possible" that the relative majority build "a government agreement with the far right or with the far left". Emmanuel Macron is continuing his consultations with political forces, in search of a difficult consensus in the National Assembly, three days after the second round of legislative elections. SOUNDBITE
"We're going to talk about the future, we're going to talk about the legislative elections," Marine Le Pen says as she arrives at the Rassemblement National's national office in Paris, the day after her defeat by Emmanuel Macron in the presidential election. IMAGES
"You have given gifts to those who are the richest and you have crushed those who were the poorest," says French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, as she is quizzed by an activist from Emmanuel Macron's En Marche party in the Calvados region, on the financing of her social reform projects. IMAGES
Dozens of left-wing supporters called by Nupes gathered outside the French National Assembly in Paris after a parliamentary committee voted against repealing the pension reform proposed by the Liot parliamentary group. IMAGES
"We must bring together all the people of good will to allow the government to act," declares Franck Riester, leader of the Agir party, after an interview with Emmanuel Macron. SOUNDBITE
"We are not candidates for any arrangement, any scheme or any participation in a government with the president”, declares left-wing party La France Insoumise deputy Adrien Quattenens at the end of an interview with Emmanuel Macron. The French President continues his consultations of the political forces, in search of a difficult consensus in the National Assembly, three days after the second round of the legislative elections. SOUNDBITE
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