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France’s far-right National Rally gains ground in Senate vote
The vote marks the first time the far-right party gained enough seats to form its own caucus.
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The Senate vote gave France’s far‑right National Rally (RN) enough seats to form its own caucus for the first time. RN and its allies won 14 seats, a record for the party in the 348‑seat chamber. The new caucus represents a four‑fold increase in RN representation compared to previous sessions. This shift occurs just months before the upcoming presidential election.
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