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    In the wake of Sunday’s “green wave”

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    In the wake of Sunday’s “green wave”

    In the wake of Sunday’s “green wave”

    Authorship Ethan Earle
    Date 1 June 2020
    Source Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung
    Tags
    Elections
    France
    Content Type
    Press
    Description

    On Sunday the 28th of June, voters across France went to the polls to decide the municipal governments of 4.820 communes, including all of the country’s largest cities.

    Looking beneath the surface, all these victories were undergirded by widely differing political constellations. Despite a few Green-dominated bodies, most were much broader coalitions including substantial support from Socialists and Communists, while in Marseille the sprawling Printemps Marseillais additionally includes France Insoumise and citizens’ movements. In addition to these various Green-tinged victories, Socialist candidates prevailed in traditional strongholds of Lille, Nantes, Dijon and most notably Paris. Indeed, many of these “red”, or perhaps “pink”, victories also include shades of green in their palate.

    Photo: Constant Yearning

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