Presidential Election: What You Need to Know From Sunday
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Gabriel Attal, largely distanced in a last poll by Édouard Philippe (7.5% against 14.5% in the first round if they are both on the starting line), increases the movements and does not intend to throw sponge.
Bregeon wants to accelerate the rapprochement. An official supporter of former Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, the government spokesperson expressed her eagerness to see the right-wing and centrist candidates unite around the leader of Horizons. "We can't afford to wait too long," she urged, calling for Gabriel Attal (Renaissance) and Bruno Retailleau (LR) to rally behind the mayor of Le Havre to avoid a runoff between La France Insoumise and …
Maud Bregeon, government spokesman, urges Gabriel Attal and Bruno Retailleau to support Édouard Philippe "as soon as possible" to avoid a duel Le Pen-Mélenchon.
The government spokesman urges the supporters of the centre and the right to quickly gather behind the mayor of Le Havre to avoid a dispersal of voices.
Maud Bregeon, the government spokesman, called on Gabriel Attal and Bruno Retailleau on Sunday to abandon their bid for President 2027 and to rally Edouard Philippe.
A new candidate in the race to the left, calls to the rally of the right and the center and an end to not receive from Bruno Retailleau and Gabriel Attal... Here's what to remember from the presidential campaign day on Sunday:
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