In a significant shift within the French political landscape, members of La France Insoumise (LFI) have secured key positions in the National Assembly, demonstrating their readiness to govern.

Clémence Guetté, a prominent LFI deputy, expressed pride in the appointments of Éric Coquerel and Aurélie Trouvé to lead the finance and economic affairs committees, respectively.

This move is seen as a strategic effort by LFI to shed its image of parliamentary obstruction and gain credibility.

The party's increased presence in leadership roles, despite being in opposition, marks a political anomaly and reflects the current chaotic political climate in France.

This development has allowed the left-wing opposition to wield significant influence, challenging the traditional power dynamics within the Assembly.