Macron Says He Won’t Resign, , ‘Whatever the Result’ of France’s Election.<br />On June 11, the French president said he <br />won't resign, no matter what happens in the upcoming parliamentary elections, Politico reports. .<br />He called the election on June 9 after a huge <br />win by the National Rally in the European <br />election, adding pressure to his administration. .<br />He called the election on June 9 after a huge <br />win by the National Rally in the European <br />election, adding pressure to his administration. .<br />It’s not the National Rally that writes <br />the Constitution nor the spirit of it, Emmanual Macron, president of France, <br />via interview with 'Le Figaro Magazine'.<br />The institutions are clear, and so <br />is the place of the president, <br />whatever the result, Emmanual Macron, president of France, <br />via interview with 'Le Figaro Magazine'.<br />Macron went on to warn voters against assuming that the far-right party will be victorious in the parliamentary election <br />since it uses a different voting system.<br />The first round of voting for the parliamentary <br />election will take place on June 30.<br />A second round will occur on July 7.<br />Politics is dynamic. I’ve never <br />believed in polls. The decision <br />I have taken opens a new era. , Emmanual Macron, president of France, <br />via interview with 'Le Figaro Magazine'.<br />A new campaign begins, and we <br />should look at the scores for each <br />constituency in the light of those <br />for the European elections, Emmanual Macron, president of France, <br />via interview with 'Le Figaro Magazine'.<br />Meanwhile, credit agencies and experts caution <br />that France's unstable political climate and <br />potential National Rally victory could derail <br />the country's efforts to slash public debt
