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In Valais, as Marianne Maret Officially Withdrew, Christophe Darbellay Announced that He Would Be a Candidate for the Council of States in 2027.

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This Tuesday, the Valais centrist Marianne Maret announced that she would not run for a third term in the Council of States. Christophe Darbellay intends to succeed him in Bern. He will probably have to go through a duel in front of the congress of his party Christophe Darbellay promises: "I have the conviction to have all the ropes in my bow to defend the best interests of the Valais in a very crucial period of its history." With these few word…

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This Tuesday, the Valais centrist Marianne Maret announced that she would not run for a third term in the Council of States. Christophe Darbellay intends to succeed him in Bern. He will probably have to go through a duel in front of the congress of his party Christophe Darbellay promises: "I have the conviction to have all the ropes in my bow to defend the best interests of the Valais in a very crucial period of its history." With these few word…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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In 2027, the Walliser-Middle-Ständerätin Marianne Maret renounces a new candidacy. Former CVP President Christophe Darbellay wants to seize this opportunity.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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The first Valaisian woman to sit on the Council of States, the centrist Marianne Maret (68 years old) will leave the Chamber of Cantons at the end of 2027 at the end of the current legislature. The Chablaisienne will have spent eight years in Bern. Christophe Darbellay is a candidate for her succession.

The first Valaisian woman to sit on the Council of States, the centrist Marianne Maret will leave the Chamber of Cantons at the end of 2027 at the end of the current legislature, after eight years in Bern. State Councillor Christophe Darbellay confirmed that he was a candidate to succeed him.

·Geneva, Switzerland
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RTS broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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