Attal and Philip Call for a Rally, Each One in His Hallway
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Meeting in Dijon at the Radical Party Congress, the two former Prime Ministers argued for the union of the central bloc while displaying their differences on the strategy to be adopted.
VIDEO - The city of Dijon hosted the 126th Congress of the Radical Party on 10 and 11 October, where Gabriel Attal and Édouard Philippe were present. If the two candidates in the presidential election agree on the need for a union, its limits remain to be defined.
The two former prime ministers of Emmanuel Macron are in rivalry to represent the central bloc in the presidential
The two candidates who contested in the polls a form of improvised primary for the central block's candidacy in 2027, intervened in turn at the rostrum of the Radical Party Congress in Dijon.
"I defend the idea of the broadest possible rally (...) It is possible to do so from the Social Democrats to the Republican right," said Mr. Attal in front of nearly 200 supporters and members of the Radical Party who presented his "manifest" for the presidential election. Speaking after him, Édouard Philippe acknowledged that "this gathering, we will need it in the coming months".
Gabriel Attal and Édouard Philippe, both candidates of the central bloc for the presidential elections, are gathered at the Congress of the Radical Party held this Sunday, October 11. At the time of the arrival of the mayor of Le Havre, the two men exchanged a handshake. (Politics).
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