This cordon broke Éric Ciotti, the first head of the Gaullist Party, the Republican chief who supported the alliance with Marine Le Pen in the accelerated parliamentary elections announced by Emmanuel Macron. The president called this declaration a pact with the devil, and the Home Minister Gérald Darmanin compared it to signing the Munich Agreement with Hitler in 1938. Ciotti was day-to-day excluded from the organization by her political office, which he did not recognise, declaring that "the decision has no legal power", and remains at the head of Republicans, a group continuing under different names of Gaullist traditions, the movement for many years ruling France, from which the Presidents of Pompidou, Chirac and Sarkozy came. Le Pen welcomed the breach of the cordon, “which led to our failure in many elections.” For years, she has led a strategy to de-demonise the far-right National Unity, the erstwhile National Front, founded by her father Jean-Marie Le Pen.
– Masks are down – stated Macron at a press conference after the United Nations won the European elections with a consequence of over 30% of the votes against 15% of the next presidential organization classification called Rebirth. Following the loss, Macron dissolved the National Assembly (parliament), announcing the decision to set up an early parliamentary election, the first of which will be held on June 30 and the second on July 7. – They will have the consequences most crucial for France and the French in the past of the V Republic. Their stake is what the French people will become over the next years and decades. said Minister of Economy Bruno Le Maire.
