New Party for France Election: Ex-Premier Edouard Philippe Wants to Inherit Macron
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Édouard Philippe proposes to create a single party of the right and center after the legislative elections, generating mixed reactions. During the political re-entry in Tourcoing, he pleaded for unique candidates...
At Tourcoing on Sunday, where the keeper of the seals, Gérald Darmanin, was posted in support of his candidacy, Edouard Philippe affirmed his will to create a "new party" or "confederation" to obtain a majority and govern.
In the fight for the Macron succession, former Prime Minister Philippe is in position. He wants to join the conservative forces of the centre in order to save the French from a duel between the left and the right in the presidential election.
Édouard Philippe is promoting a new alliance of conservative forces in France, with the aim of preventing a victory by Marine Le Pen or Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
Édouard Philippe announces a new party in the run-up to the French presidential elections. In doing so, the former prime minister is attempting to bring together the fragmented center and 'erect a dam against polarization'.
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