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French far right accuses left of threatening ‘civil peace’ if Le Pen wins

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France's political landscape is facing heightened tensions as the far-right has accused the political left of threatening "civil peace" in the event that Marine Le Pen wins power.

Amidst this political friction, recent surveys and expert analysis indicate that the appeal of political extremes is expanding across the country. Specifically, Jean-Luc Melenchon, the divisive leader of the hard-left France Unbowed (LFI) party, is currently positioned as having a strong chance of advancing to a run-off election against Le Pen.

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The Hindu (IN) Highlights growing political extremes and Melenchon's potential run-off chances against Le Pen.
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