To stop the extreme right, “the centrist candidate Gabriel Attal has launched a web-app and a very interesting campaign: it has set out to organize 1,000 informal meetings with sympathizers in ‘bistros’ from all over France.” Xavier Tomàs tells it in X. According to the political scientist, the one appointed by Macron to replace him, seeks to connect with the citizenry “in an informal context, that does not generate rejection, facilitates the as…
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To stop the extreme right, “the centrist candidate Gabriel Attal has launched a web-app and a very interesting campaign: it has set out to organize 1,000 informal meetings with sympathizers in ‘bistros’ from all over France.” Xavier Tomàs tells it in X. According to the political scientist, the one appointed by Macron to replace him, seeks to connect with the citizenry “in an informal context, that does not generate rejection, facilitates the as…