A French centrist politician, Francois Bayrou, has expressed his belief that a parliamentary majority without the far-left France Unbowed party is achievable, despite the party and its allies securing the most votes of any bloc in Sunday's legislative elections.
Bayrou, who leads the centrist Democratic Movement, stated in an interview with a French radio station that a majority could be formed without the far left and far right factions. He criticized the far-left alliance around France Unbowed, highlighting that the parties within the bloc have conflicting attitudes and political stances.
