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Thousands Protest in France Over Macron's Choice of Prime Minister

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Thousands of people in France protested against the appointment of Michel Barnier as prime minister, with left-wing parties accusing President Emmanuel Macron of stealing legislative elections. The protests, called by trade unions and left-wing parties, took place in multiple cities across France, including Paris, Nantes, Nice, Marseille, and Strasbourg. Barnier, a conservative and former EU Brexit negotiator, was named prime minister on Thursday, following a two-month search. He has stated that he is open to forming a government and naming ministers from various political backgrounds, including the left.

    1. Democracy isn't just the art of accepting that you've won, it's also the humility of accepting that you've lost.
    2. I call on you [assembled protesters] to undertake a long battle.
    3. There will be no pause, no truce. I call you to a long-term battle.
    1. I don't have much in common with the ideologies of the National Rally, but I respect it.
    2. Without carrying out miracles, we can make improvements.
    1. We have a prime minister completely dependent on National Rally.
    1. Macron and the business establishment is increasingly concerned about the upcoming budget deadline.
    1. They say that Macron opened the door for the far right to be more powerful than ever in France's political landscape.
    1. Expressing one's vote will be useless as long as Macron is in power.