US EditionPierre-Yves Bournazel, the Parisian Ambition of a Fieldman
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As the municipal elections approached, Pierre-Yves Bournazel, close to Édouard Philippe and supported by Renaissance, had a chance against Rachida Dati. Rachida Dati was at the head of the polls when she was still supported by the presidential camp. Will Paris become a macroist? After a quarter of a century with a socialist town hall, Bertrand Delanoë and then Anne Hidalgo, the candidate supported by Renaissance seems on track. Invested by Gabri…
With the support of the presidential majority, Pierre-Yves Bournazel prepares a candidate who could redistribute the maps of the capital as the municipal elections approach. With a fifteen-year anchor in the Parisian political landscape, Pierre-Yves Bournazel asserts that he has matured his project for the city hall of Paris. This 48-year-old elected member, an advisor, is [...] L'article Pierre-Yves Bournazel, the Parisian ambition of a fieldma…
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