US EditionLille Town Hall Succession Battle Heats Up After Martine Aubry's Resignation
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The mayor of Lille announced her resignation and the transition to her first deputy. At the national level, the former minister of Lionel Jospin will remain the one who anchored the Socialist Party to the left and led to its political climax, before François Hollande's mandate plunges him into the crisis.
Between the possible dissent of the socialist Roger Vicot and the ambitions of the defeated ecolos on the wire in 2020, the designated dolphin, Arnaud Deslandes, will not have the easy part in 2026.
On Thursday, Martine Aubry announced her resignation from Lille City Hall to give way to her first deputy. She says she wants to continue to get involved on the left, "more than before on the national level". It is also urgent for the socialists to organize themselves in preparation for the next municipal elections. - These two reasons why Martine Aubry leaves Lille City Hall (Politics). TF1 INFO
Martine Aubry, Mayor of Lille since 2001, announced his resignation this Thursday, March 6, 2025. One year before the municipal elections, his first deputy, Arnaud Deslandes succeeded him. The socialist political class greets the one who ruled Lille for 24 years. Political scientists, for their part, return to the historical figure of the elected one.
The former minister announced this 6th March his upcoming resignation from the Lille town hall. Recit of a morning that turned a page for both the North and the Socialist Party.
First elected mayor of Lille in 2001, socialist Martine Aubry "takes hands with a new generation" and resigns a year before the municipalities
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