France’s Far Right Front National Party Beats Previous Records in Regional Elections
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by News Editor
Telegraph – France’s anti-immigrant Front National was on track to win at least 14 towns in local elections, exit polls showed on Sunday, beating its previous record amid public dissatisfaction with President Francois Hollande’s Socialists.
But the Socialists retained control of Paris town hall in local elections on Sunday as their candidate Anne Hidalgo comfortably won the mayoralty.
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