In brief: Presidential race: Green Party candidate Marine Tondelier gives birth to a boy
The France 24 report summarizes the main available information, attributing statements to their sources.

An article from France 24 covers "In brief: Presidential race: Green Party candidate Marine Tondelier gives birth to a boy," based on facts presented in the source material provided.
The available report indicates that the first presidential candidate to campaign while pregnant, Marine Tondelier, announced Wednesday that she has given birth to a boy named Léon. The report also notes that the Green Party leader had said in recent weeks that even during the presidential campaign, this baby would be her priority, while emphasizing that she was not planning to take "four months" off on parental leave.
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- Présidentielle : la candidate des Écologistes Marine Tondelier a donné naissance à un garçon — France 24 — Français
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