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President 2027: Clément Beaune and Philippe Grangeon, Two Macroist Figures, Call for a Coalition Against the RN and LFI

Summary by Sud Ouest
Clement Beaune and Philippe Grangeon plead for an unprecedented rally of the central bloc, the moderate left and the republican right in order to avoid a victory of the National Rally

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Former Special Adviser to Emmanuel Macron Philippe Grangeon and former Minister Renaissance Clément Beaune call for a rally in a forum, consulted by "Le Monde"

·Levallois-Perret, France
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Clément Beaune and Philippe Grangeon launched on Monday a "solemn call" to build a coalition bringing together the central bloc, a left without LFI and a right without RN for the presidential elections of 2027.

·Paris, France
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For the former Councillor of Emmanuel Macron Philippe Grangeon and former Minister Clement Beaune, such a coalition must include Raphaël Glucksmann, but not Bruno Retailleau.

·Paris, France
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Clement Beaune and Philippe Grangeon plead for an unprecedented rally of the central bloc, the moderate left and the republican right in order to avoid a victory of the National Rally

·France
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The former Special Councillor of Emmanuel Macron Philippe Grangeon and the former Minister Renaissance Clément Beaune invite to form a broad coalition to fight the extreme right to the presidential, ranging from Raphaël Glucksmann to Xavier Bertrand, but without Bruno Retailleau and The Republicans.

·Paris, France
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Clément Bon and Philippe Granjon, two long-time supporters of French President Emmanuel Macron, are calling for a new coalition against the far-right National Union party and the far-left France Unconquered.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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