France gets a second presidential referendum

George Tzokas
By George Tzokas
June 12, 2017World News
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France gets a second presidential referendum
PARIS, FRANCE - APRIL 17: French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech during a campaign rally at Bercy Arena on April 17, 2017 in Paris, France. (Photo by Sylvain Lefevre/Getty Images)

France just picked a president. Now it has a chance to review that choice.

French parliamentary elections will show if the people support President Macron.

If voters back the president, he will enact sweeping reforms.

If his party cannot get a solid majority, France will be thrown into turmoil.

The country has been hit by terrorist attacks. Unemployment is at 10 percent. French people are ready for rational change.

Polls seem to show that Macron’s party will do well.

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