(ANSA) - Rome, April 24 - The anti-establishment 5-Star
Movement (M5S) said Monday that it does not share the policies
of either of the two candidates to reach the run-off in France's
presidential election. "We truly have little in common with the
programme of (Emmanuel) Macron and (Marine) Le Pen," Manlio Di
Stefano, the M5S's foreign affairs pointman, said on Facebook.
"Neither of them has brought qualified citizens from civil
society into the institutions". Di Stefano added that French
voters had "chosen to punish" traditionally dominant parties
"who betrayed them by supporting the Fiscal Compact".
Little in common with Macron, Le Pen-M5S
Traditional parties punished says anti-establishment group