Bloomberg: Macron is thinking of dissolving parliament and early elections

France has been suffering from a fragile situation in the field of politics since last year, and its political issues and problems have been so intertwined that eventually led to the fall of the government last year; The fate, which is the main point of which relates to the defeat of the French President Emmanuel Macron and the victory of the extremist right wing in the European Parliament elections and immediately declared the dissolution of the French parliament.

Bloomberg’s News media reports on possible new President Macron’s possible decisions and writes that he is thinking of holding early elections this fall.

The US media quoted sources as saying that Macron has consulted with several members of its domestic circle in recent weeks, but no final decision has been made yet.

“One of the options is to explore patience until next year and delay the dissolution of parliament; “The option that will make the parliamentary elections later in the same year as the municipal elections in year 6.”

This anonymous source describes this option as “bad idea”.

Meanwhile, Emmanuel Macron had told his party members in December that he was planning to prevent early elections before his presidency in 2008.

The French president’s office refused to comment on the possible dissolution of parliament, but a member close to Macron said on Tuesday that the president’s intention had not changed.

Bloomberg predicts that such a decision would again threaten French political stability and possibly bring the country back to its crisis.

The US media points to the coin of French politics and argues that early elections give the “national community” right -wing right party, which is the leader of Marin Lupen, a chance to gain government control; The leadership, which is still sentenced to court for “embezzlement of the EU budget”, has the power of power.

It should be noted that the parliamentary elections are typically to be held in year 6.

Surveys also bring good news to Macron’s return to international attention, and the popularity of the French president in March reached 5 %, with seven ranking higher than in previous months that he and his country were in a political crisis.

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