Veteran leftist is courting allies to help make him prime minister in June, handing him power to disrupt the winner of Sunday’s vote
Whoever wins the presidential election in France, one man is determined to sideline them and restrict their powers.
Even before the result is known tomorrow, the radical left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who has emerged as a surprise kingmaker, has called on voters to make him prime minister in the legislative elections in June.
