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Municipal Elections 2026: Fanny Dubot Re-Elected as Head of Lyon's 7th Arrondissement

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Unsurprisingly, the newly elected members of the 7th arrondissement council renewed their confidence in Fanny Dubot, the outgoing mayor and also a metropolitan councilor. As a reminder, the Green Party candidate won in the second round of the municipal elections against Emilie Desrieux, candidate for Coeur Lyonnais, and Sophie Charrier, a member of La France Insoumise. Following this, […] The article "Municipal Elections 2026: Fanny Dubot Re-ele…
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Meeting in plenary session on Saturday 4 April, the borough council proceeded with the installation of its mayor. Unsurprisingly, Remi Zinck, the outgoing edile, was re-elected by the borough councillors. Re-elected, the elected ecologist said he was "very honored" to continue his commitment to the head of the 4th Lyon arrondissement. He sees in [...] L'article Municipales 2026: Rémi Zinck officially re-elected mayor of the 4th arrondissement of…

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The council of Lyon's 7th arrondissement was installed this Saturday, April 4th. Fanny Dubot was re-elected mayor and presented a new municipal team as well as the priorities of her term.

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Lyonmag.com broke the news in on Saturday, April 4, 2026.
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