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  1. The National Rally is identified as a far-right political party in France, while La France insoumise is a left-wing party.

Splinter party support aided the far-right National Rally's gains in the upper house of the French parliament.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 28
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Splinter party support aided the far-right National Rally's gains in the upper house of the French parliament.

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National RallyÉric Ciotti

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  1. National Rally achieved gains in the French upper house with support from splinter parties.1 source
  2. The far-right National Rally secured a parliamentary group in the upper house.1 source

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The National Rally is identified as a far-right political party in France, while La France insoumise is a left-wing party. All 2 developments

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