(Adnkronos) – Over 10.3 million viewers watched French Prime Minister Michel Barnier’s interview on Tf1 and France 2 yesterday, on the eve of the parliamentary vote on the no-confidence motion. On June 9, President Emmanuel Macron’s live speech announcing the dissolution of the National Assembly was followed by 15.3 million people.
France, 10.3 million people watched Barnier’s interview
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