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Macron wants von der Leyen replaced – Bloomberg

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French President Emmanuel Macron wants to replace Ursula von der Leyen over “politicizing” the EU Commission’s work, Bloomberg has reported

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The publication on European issues Politico considers Romania's president to be on the list of possible replacements for Ursula von der Leyen, but she is still the favourite, Johannes still has sufficient competitors and the road to the election of a President of the Commission is long.The head of the Romanian state has also been placed on a list of possible future heads of the EU executive in a recent analysis by Euronews Italy.

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President Klaus Johannes could face Ursula von der Leyen for the post of President of the European Commission, says a material in the publication Politico, which points out that there is a lot of speculation in Brussels about who could be elected.

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French President Emmanuel Macron is negotiating with EU leaders to elect a candidate for the post of Chairman of the European Commission, Bloomberg reports, citing sources. According to the agency, Ursula von der Lien could replace former President of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi in this post.

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French President Emmanuel Macron has begun talks with other European Union leaders on the search for a new candidate for the post of President of the European Commission, which is now held by Ursula von der Leyen.

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