Hundreds of people in Paris celebrated with cheers as the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) was projected to defeat the far-right National Rally (RN) party in the recent elections. The outcome came as a surprise, especially after RN initially led in the first round of voting.
At 8 p.m. local time (2 p.m. ET), the news of NFP's victory spread through the streets of Paris, prompting an outpouring of emotions. People holding signs expressed their joy, while some embraced each other and shed tears of happiness.
Flares illuminated the scene as chants of 'everyone hates fascists' echoed through the streets, underscoring the sentiment of the crowd. The atmosphere was one of jubilation and relief as the election results signaled a shift away from the far-right ideology.
The unexpected turn of events left many feeling hopeful for the future and united in their opposition to extremist views. The victory of NFP was not just a political win but a symbolic triumph for those who value inclusivity and tolerance.
