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Left-wing primary: candidates debate purchasing power measures
Raphaël Glucksmann, Ségolène Royal, Olivier Faure, Jérôme Guedj and Emmanuel Maurel clashed Wednesday on TF1-LCI over purchasing power issues.
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Left-wing Primary: Candidates Clash Over Alliances for Presidential and Legislative Elections
Raphaël Glucksmann, Ségolène Royal, Olivier Faure, Jérôme Guedj and Emmanuel Maurel debated Wednesday evening on TF1-LCI about their relationship with LFI and Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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The 2027 presidential election looms against a backdrop of presidential crisis
In a column, journalist Solenn de Royer analyzes the progressive breakdown of the exercise of presidential power in France over the past twenty years.
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Philippe Brun: Court rejects his reinstatement to the Socialist Party and left-wing primary
The Eure deputy, removed from the Socialist Party following violence allegations, sees his emergency motion dismissed by the courts.
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2027 Presidential Election: Bruno Retailleau Proposes Raising Retirement Age to 63
The Republican party's presidential candidate wants to raise the legal retirement age to 63 and set the full pension eligibility age at 65.
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Presidential election 2027: Ségolène Royal multiplies her criticism of Raphaël Glucksmann
The former minister, who is struggling to launch her campaign for the left-wing primary, targeted the co-founder of Place publique during several media appearances this weekend.
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2027 Presidential Election: Fabien Roussel Launches Campaign at L'Humanité Festival
The national secretary of the French Communist Party is to officially announce his candidacy Saturday in Essonne, amid ongoing questions about the relevance of an independent bid rather than endorsing La France Insoumise.
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2027 Presidential Race: The Primary Hypothesis Continues to Stir the Right and Center Bloc
As several Macronist figures and Republicans fear being shut out of the runoff, the idea of an organized selection process is resurfacing, despite Édouard Philippe's stated opposition.
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