The political landscape in France has been tumultuous following the legislative elections in June and July.

The anticipated appointment of a new Prime Minister has not yielded a clear winner, but rather highlighted the struggles of the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP).

Their candidate, Lucie Castets, was rejected by President Emmanuel Macron, citing that a government based solely on the NFP's program would face immediate censure from other parliamentary groups.

This decision has sparked protests from left-wing parties, who accuse Macron of undermining democracy.

Despite their efforts, including calls for marches and a motion to impeach the President, the left's response has been ineffective.

The political impasse continues, with Macron's position weakened and the left's unity deteriorating, as internal disagreements have further eroded their credibility.