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Mathilde Panot, President of LFI (France Unbowed) parliamentary group at the National Assembly, and Manuel Bompard, coordinator of France Unbowed, arrive at Matignon, where French Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne, has been meeting parties and groups since the start of the week ahead of the parliamentary session. 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
Two days after the second round of the French parliamentary elections, the newly-elected MPs of the left-wing coalition Nupes enter the hemicycle of the National Assembly. IMAGES
On the last day of official campaigning for the first round of France's parliamentary elections, French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne campaigns at a market in Vire, a town in the Normandy region, in the constituency of Calvados where Borne is running. IMAGES
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, candidate for the hard-left La France Insoumise party, casts his ballot in the port city of Marseille during the first round of France's presidential elections. Polls opened in mainland France at 0600 GMT after an unusual campaign overshadowed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine that analysts warned could lead to unpredictable outcomes with turnout a major factor. IMAGES
Rome, Sep 30 (EFE) .- (Camera: Álvaro Padilla) Some 12 million Italians will be able to vote next Sunday and Monday in more than a thousand cities, including Rome and Milan, an appointment in which the largest force on the left of the country, the Democratic Party (PD), and the transversal 5 Stars Movement (M5S) will measure their union and, with it, their ability to stop the right, which, in turn, will be able to verify if they have as much support as to aspire to elections.FOOTAGE OF ROMA.
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