French President Emmanuel Macron continues consultations in search of a new Prime Minister following the political deadlock that has persisted for over 50 days since the legislative elections. Macron has ruled out Lucie Castets from the left-wing New Popular Front (NFP) for the position, leading to widespread criticism and calls for a demonstration against what is perceived as a 'coup de force' on September 7. Representatives from the right-wing Republicans are scheduled to meet with Macron, as he seeks to form a broad coalition amidst resistance from both the left and far-right parties. Meanwhile, Macron's team faces challenges in collaborating with the NFP due to disagreements over its program, deemed 'dangerous' by centrist leaders. The discussions are critical as no party has achieved an absolute majority in the National Assembly, complicating the formation of a stable government. Macron is expected to announce the outcome of these consultations soon, potentially before the start of the Paralympic Games in Paris.