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Municipalities in France: the Day After the Election, the Time for Lessons for the Parties
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11 Articles
Decryptage. After the Municipalities, to the Right, the Spectrum of a Primary on Which No One Agrees
In the wake of municipalities without a net winner, the Macro-Nist parties and the Republicans all showed their will to gather in preparation for 2027. But behind the calls for unity, the strategies remain...
In the municipalities of France we are seeing a known scene: all the parties claim some kind of victory, although with nuances. Socialists retain power in the most symbolic cities; the ultra-right is slowed down there, but it continues to advance in medium-sized municipalities; and the left again debates whether the unity adds or subtracts it.
COUNTER-POINT - Major manoeuvres are just beginning, but will remain fragile if they rely only on the supposed lessons of these municipalities.
The folded local election, Edouard Philippe, Gabriel Attal and Bruno Retailleau are already in the campaign for the presidential election, when figures of the "central block" are calling for a common candidacy.
From the left to the far right, very few parties have their own path towards this election.
In the wake of municipal elections without a clear winner, each political camp is expected, Monday, March 23, to learn the lessons of the election, while the issue of alliances and strategies for the presidential already dominates the debate.
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