Talks of the last chance in France. The right rejected the invitation

The leaders of the French far -right National Union (RN), Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella, rejected the invitation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecorn to conversations of the last chance, which he conducts with political parties. RN politicians are demanding a solution to parliament and new elections.

The extreme right, which presents itself as a party to respect institutions, has always participated in similar consultations. An extreme left refused them. This time, however, the RN accused Lecorn that his conversations were not intended to protect the interests of citizens, but only to protect the interests of President Emmanuel Macron.

The RN, which has recently enjoys high support in the polls, calls for the parliament to solve and write new choices, as well as to Macron's resignation. Bardella said on Tuesday that he was ready to be a prime minister if the RN obtained the ruthless majority in parliament after any elections. At the same time, he allowed that in the new parliament he would agree on the government with the right -wing party Republicans (LR).

On Monday morning, Lecorn resigned. Then Macron entrusted him with a mission of conversations, the purpose of which is to “define the plane for activities and stability for the country.” Lecorn's last chance has time until Wednesday evening.

From Paris Anna Wróbel (PAP)

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