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PODCAST: With France's far right at the gates of power, will French voters let them in?

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PODCAST: With France's far right at the gates of power, will French voters let them in?
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With the results now in for the first round of voting in France's snap election, the team at the Talking France podcast are back with a new episode looking at what happened, what happens next and what are the most likely outcomes of the next round of voting (plus what a far-right victory would mean for foreigners in France).

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Host Ben McPartland is joined by The Local France's Emma Pearson, Genevieve Mansfield and John Lichfield to try and digest the latest from the French elections. 

We're discussing the results from round one of voting, what they really mean and what we can expect in the second round of voting on Sunday.

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We're looking at why everyone is suddenly talking about 'triangulaires' and why they could be decisive in the second round, and we're also exploring the four possible outcomes of the second round, and what they all mean.

And with the far-right out in front we're talking a more detailed look at their policy of 'French preference' and their plan for dual nationals, and what this all means for foreigners living in France.

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