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French President Emmanuel and his wife Brigitte Macron are seen returning to their house in the northern commune of Le Touquet, Pas-de-Calais, before voting Sunday in the second round of the legislative elections. IMAGES
Re-elected president Emmanuel Macron's convoy arrives at his campaign headquarters in Paris. Bolstered by his re-election, La République En Marche and their allies hope to retain at least two-thirds of the capital's constituencies when MPs are elected in June. IMAGES
Hundreds of people attend the first campaign meeting of Macron's Renaissance party for the European elections, with Valérie Hayer as head of list, backed by French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal. IMAGES
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 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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