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The Guardian view on France after Macron: local elections offer clues to seeing off the far-right threat

《卫报》对马克龙后法国的看法:地方选举提供了击退极右威胁的线索

The Socialist candidate, Emmanuel Grégoire, holds the key to Paris city hall after the second round of France's municipal elections on 22 March.

The Socialist candidate, Emmanuel Grégoire, holds the key to Paris city hall after the second round of France's municipal elections on 22 March.

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For its part, Ms Le Pen’s Rassemblement National party (RN) failed to achieve the trophy wins that it coveted in southern cities such as Marseille and Toulon. But the success of the conservative candidate in Nice, Éric Ciotti, who was backed by the RN after leading calls to “unite the right” ahead of the presidential election, may tempt others to abandon the “republican front” that has thwarted its ambitions. Ms Le Pen and the RN’s president, Jordan Bardella, could also point to breakthroughs in smaller towns.

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