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France: François Bayrou begins consultation of political forces on the proportional

Summary by Radio France Internationale
On Wednesday 30 April, Prime Minister François Bayrou began a series of consultations of the political forces on proportional representation, a vote that the Prime Minister has long been demanding, but on which disagreements remain numerous. And the National Rally (RN) was the first party to be received.

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On Wednesday, François Bayrou started a round of discussions with other political forces around the proportional, a method of voting that he has defended for two decades. The subject had already been put on the table by previous presidents, but never put in place. Several parties support this track, but still know precisely which model of proportional voting to choose, a task far from easy, explains constitutionalist Benjamin Morel. - "The form …

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On Wednesday 30 April, Prime Minister François Bayrou began a series of consultations of the political forces on proportional representation, a vote that the Prime Minister has long been demanding, but on which disagreements remain numerous. And the National Rally (RN) was the first party to be received.

·Paris, France
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"God knows that in the society in which we live, we need to appease the reality of pluralism," the Prime Minister told the Senate this Wednesday.

·Paris, France
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Video - On Wednesday, François Bayrou launched a consultation of political parties on the adoption of a proportional share in the general elections. At the time of his general policy statement, he had announced that he wanted to move forward on the subject.

·Paris, France
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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