Serious disagreements within the French left-wing camp make it difficult to select a candidate for the new prime minister.

On July 13th, Jinshi Data News: The left-wing parties that won the most seats in the French National Assembly elections are working together to determine the candidate for prime minister. According to informed sources, French President Macron plans to accept the resignation of the current prime minister, Atar, and his government at the beginning of next week, and prepare to appoint a successor. This may take some time, and until then, Atar and his government will continue their daily activities. However, regardless of who the New People's Front ultimately nominates as prime minister, it may be less important than the degree of internal differences within the party, as this allows other factions to have a chance to attract more moderate members.