finished'Anti-fascist' protest against National Rally as French election results counted
The leftist 'Paris-Banlieue Anti-Fascist' organisation holds a protest against the National Rally (RN) as ballots are counted and results emerge in the second round of legislative elections in the French capital on Sunday, July 7.
The anti-immigration RN group topped the polls in the first round on June 30, with the left-wing New Popular Front second and French President Emmanuel Macron's party pushed into third.
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The leftist 'Paris-Banlieue Anti-Fascist' organisation holds a protest against the National Rally (RN) as ballots are counted and results emerge in the second round of legislative elections in the French capital on Sunday, July 7.
The anti-immigration RN group topped the polls in the first round on June 30, with the left-wing New Popular Front second and French President Emmanuel Macron's party pushed into third.