French Presidential Hopeful Gives Birth in Campaign First
- Marine Tondelier, leader of France’s Greens and a 2027 presidential candidate, gave birth to a son named Leon on September 18.
- Tondelier said she would continue campaigning while prioritizing her newborn’s health and well-being and adjusting her work.
- She may join a party video conference and attend a climate march if her and her baby’s health allow.
- The Greens will decide in December whether to retain Tondelier as their candidate or support another left-wing figure.
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The French presidential candidate gave birth a few hours after the meeting with Macron, BFMTV reported
The French presidential candidate gave birth a few hours after the meeting with Macron, BFMTV reported.Tondelier continued campaigning during her pregnancy. After giving birth, she said she would "work differently" for a while, but would try...
The French presidential candidate for the Green "Ecologist" party, Marin Tondele, gave birth to a second child a few hours after a meeting of party leaders in the Elysée Palace on international issues, reported to BFMTV. A French politician became a mother a few hours after a meeting with President Emmanuel McRon, handed over to RIA News. At the last meeting, party leaders discussed the crisis in the Middle East and the conflict in Ukraine, whic…
The first contender at the Élysée to have made a pregnant campaign, Marine Tondelier, announced on Wednesday that she had given birth to a boy named Léon. The chief of the Ecologists had said in recent weeks that even in the presidential campaign, this baby would be her priority, while stressing that she did not plan to "start four months" on leave.
Marine Tondelier has just been officially nominated as a candidate of the Ecologists in the presidential elections, following an extraordinary federal council on Monday. With the birth of her second child, she intends to take advantage of the opportunity to defend two subjects that are of great interest to her: reproductive health and "a country at child's level", with a series of measures for the protection and development of the youngest.
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