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Macron for a "Coalition" From Lisnard to Glucksmann Before the Presidential Elections

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"It does not solve itself to a duel LFI/RN and thinks that on Europe, the rule of law, the market economy, the rejection of extremes, which unites from Lisnard to Glucksmann is stronger than what divides", notes the interlocutor who confirms information published in the press. "In a context of tripartition, these forces must therefore assume that they will have to work together and do it today in a coalition logic," he adds. But who then to lead…

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Lean Left

Emmanuel Macron is backing a broad political coalition for the 2027 French presidential election, encompassing forces from Social Democrat Raphael Glucksmann to right-wing candidate David Lisnard. The aim is to prevent a possible runoff between Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, La Tribune reports. According to a source close to the French president, quoted by the media, Macron believes that the political forces in this range should start wor…

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Right

Emmanuel Macron now believes that the time is now at the unification of the central bloc from Raphaël Glucksmann to David Lisnard. "In a context of tripartition, these forces must therefore assume... The article "What unites Lisnard to Glucksmann is stronger than what divides": Emmanuel Macron wants a broad coalition to avoid the duel Le Pen-Mélenchon appeared first on Current Values.

·Paris, France
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Lean Right

The president of France, Emmanuel Macron, defends a coalition that gathers forces from the centre-left to the right in the contest of the country's presidential elections in 2027. The proposal was revealed by a source close to the president to the AFP. Currently, Marine Le Pen, of the National Regroupement, of extreme right, and Jean-Luc Mélechon, of France Insubmissa, of the radical left, lead the research. A possible duel between the two is th…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Lean Left

Refusing the repeated prospect of a second round between Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen, the President called for a very broad political arc bringing together the centre-left up to the liberal-conservative right.

·Paris, France
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Center

The president believes that "what unites from Lisnard to Glucksmann is stronger than what divides," according to one of his interlocutors.

·France
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Left

The head of state swears that he does not want to interfere in the campaign but distils nevertheless some ideas. To the very unlikely realization.

·Paris, France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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