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Presidential 2027: How François Ruffin Was Marginalised to the Left

Summary by Slate.fr
Long presented as one of the most moving faces of the left, the deputy of the Somme has for several years been trying to appear more reuniting, with the desire to occupy a central and popular space in view of 2027. A bet that increasingly resembles a path sown with obstacles.
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Presidential 2027: How François Ruffin Was Marginalised to the Left

Long presented as one of the most moving faces of the left, the deputy of the Somme has for several years been trying to appear more reuniting, with the desire to occupy a central and popular space in view of 2027. A bet that increasingly resembles a path sown with obstacles.

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Slate.fr broke the news in France on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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