Chaos in France: Le Pen uses political crisis for your advantage!

Chaos in France: Le Pen uses political crisis for your advantage!

Chaos in French politics: Le Pen uses the unrest for your agenda!

France is head! The nation shaked a political earthquake when the government of Prime Minister Michel Barnier was brought down by a surprising vote of no confidence. President Emmanuel Macron spoke of an "anti-republican front" and blamed the politicians of the right and left-wing parties for the chaos, which places citizens into uncertainty.

In a dramatic television speech on Thursday, Macron said that the decision to break down Barnier had been made about a dispute over the social budget. This political crisis is not only another chapter in the chaos of French politics, but could also significantly influence the chances of Marine Le Pen and her right -wing extremist racial (marginal).

le Pens strategy in chaos

The RN, known for their strict anti-immigration and racist positions, has established itself as a serious political force in the past. Le Pen himself had won the early elections in July, but the left Allianz, the new Volksfront (NFP), grabbed most of the seats. "The wave is rising," said Le Pen optimistic at the time, "but our victory was only delayed."

Now, in the middle of the political chaos, Le Pen sees her chance. Experts believe that by supporting the left parties, the RN tries to position themselves as the voice of the people in voting no confidence against Barnier. "We censored this budget allocation to protect the French," said Le Pen in an interview. Her party colleague Jordan Bardella emphasized that the RN fights a policy that burdened the companies.

a dangerous game

But while Le Pen tries to strengthen her position, the political mess could also backfire. The RN calls for an increase in state pensions and the cancellation of cuts in medical reimbursements. Barnier, the Prime Minister, who wanted to comply with the EU requirements for budget discipline, had left no room for negotiations. When he tried to get the household through without a coordination, the RN was ready to join the NFP and plunge Barnier.

"Barnier's government served the extreme right. As soon as it no longer delivered, he was dumped," said Amine Snoussi, a political advisor to the left -wing party La France Insoumise. The question remains: is Macron now forced to take over the demands of the RN to bring back stability?

le Pen, who has been looking at the Élysée Palace for years, has distanced himself from her father's scandals and tried to present herself as the leader of the people. But their anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant views remain. "In the short period of time, Le Pen has strengthened the impression that she is established in the center of the political game in France," said Jacob Ross, a political scientist. But this course could unsettle her populist electorate and make her appear as a "traitor" of the Parisian elite.

Le Pen is also under pressure because she currently has to answer for the allegation of the embezzlement of EU funds in court. The judgment is expected for the next year. "She knows that her process could hold her from the next presidential elections," said Soussi. While Macron refuses to step down, it remains to be seen whether Le Pen can use political instability to their advantage.