Emmanuel
Macron is the next President of France. He got 65.1% of the votes as
against 34.9% for Marine Le Pen. However, according to the first trends,
he won by 65.5% against 35.5% for Marine Le Pen. Reports say abstention
was estimated at about 25.3% as compared to 19.6% in 2012. Macron is
expected to be sworn-in before weekend as Francios Hollande's mandate
expires by May 4, 2017.
At
39, Macron will become France’s youngest president and has pulled
off a remarkable feat to merge winner after having been endorsed by
several personalities around the globe. He has never held elected
office, and just over a
year ago his political movement En Marche! did not even exist yet he
steadily and rapidly moved to the hall of fame to occupy a top job in
France.
Marine
Le Pen
has just spoken to her supporters, hailing a “historic” score for her
party and promising to “lead the fight” in France’s parliamentary
elections next month. She pledged a “profound transformation” of the
Front National to create “a new political force” as hence she is the
leader of the opposition in FranceWhen News Breaks Out, We Break In. (The 2014 Bloggies Finalist)
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