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Glucksmann Launches French Presidential Bid

European Parliament deputy Raphael Glucksmann announced his candidacy for France’s presidential election on Sunday. The 46-year-old leader of the centre-left Place Publique party declared his intent to “lift up France,” entering a crowded campaign field spanning far-right figures, centrists, and left-wing candidates. Glucksmann’s candidacy directly impacts his partner, Lea Salame, a prominent newsreader on France 2 television. Salame is expected…

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Lean Left

Left centre MEP Raphaël Glucksmann has formalized his candidacy, adding to a long list of suitors to Emmanuel Macron's succession.

·Montreal, Canada
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Center

The journalist will not finally be at the rendezvous of the re-entry on France 2. Her withdrawal is directly linked to the new political step taken by her companion, now engaged in the race at the Elysée. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Left

The journalist's companion announced her candidacy for the presidential election of 2027, who had claimed that she would withdraw if she did.

·Paris, France
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In line with the commitment made upon her arrival at the JT of France Télévisions in 2025, the journalist draws the consequences of the officialization of her partner's candidacy for the presidential election, and forsakes the presentation of the flagship public service news event.

·Paris, France
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Lean Left

In his programme, his obsession will be to increase "net pay for workers" by reducing social levies on wages, he said on TF1.

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Center

On Sunday, August 23, 2026, Raphaël Glucksmann was invited to the 20H of TF1. The politician formalized his candidacy for the presidential election of 2027. A situation not without consequence for his companion Léa Salamé, who will withdraw from his post at the 20H of France 2.

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La Tribune broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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