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How is the media covering Danny Faure?

Danny Faure often has a balanced coverage.

Left: 37%

Center: 28%

Right: 35%

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Vautrin, Faure, Lecornu, darmanin... Find a Lasting Prime Minister: the Big Puzzle

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

While François Bayrou's days at the head of the government seem to be counted, the casting to enter Matignon is again open. But it seems more and more like an impossible equation to solve.Danny Faure · Paris See the Story

"Everybody Goes Crazy": Courted by Emmanuel Macron, the Ps Already Sees Itself in Matignon

Coverage: 2 sources

RECIT - Nicely surprised by Laurent Wauquiez, who claimed that the right "will not censor" a PS government, Olivier Faure's troops are also looking for the first signs of opening the central bloc.Danny Faure · France See the Story

Alcohol to be sold at Matterley Basin grand prix after last-minute council decision

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Winchester City Council has permitted the sale of alcohol at the Matterley Basin motocross circuit ahead of this weekend's grand prix event.Danny Faure · Hampshire See the Story

Faure Refuses to Defend Guedj Against Mélenchon; Larcher Takes over the budget... The Behind the Scenes of the JDNews

Every week, the editors of the JDNews share his indiscretions. On the programme: Olivier Faure closes his eyes to the tensions between Mélenchon and Guedj; Mathieu Lefèvre wants to derail the strikers of the SNCF; the CV of Stéphane Nomis, new director of development of the International Judo Federation...Danny Faure · Paris Read Article

France: at Its Congress, the Socialist Party Divides Itself on Its Relationship with Unsolicited France

50% Center coverage: 8 sources

During the congress of the Socialist Party held in Nancy, the party's first secretary, Olivier Faure, and his competitor Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, did not find agreement to bring the party together. In question, the divisions that persist on the relationship between the PS and France unsuspecting.Danny Faure · Nancy See the Story

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Vautrin, Faure, Lecornu, darmanin... Find a Lasting Prime Minister: the Big Puzzle

"Everybody Goes Crazy": Courted by Emmanuel Macron, the Ps Already Sees Itself in Matignon

Mélenchon in Putin's Footsteps, Faure in Those of Mélenchon

Race results: EMX125 finale – Lommel

French Writer Jailed in Algeria Won't Appeal: Supporters

65cc race results: Junior World Championship – Romagné

Lyon: the Home Appliances Brand Faure Bought by MDA Company

Alcohol to be sold at Matterley Basin grand prix after last-minute council decision

Faure Refuses to Defend Guedj Against Mélenchon; Larcher Takes over the budget... The Behind the Scenes of the JDNews

France: at Its Congress, the Socialist Party Divides Itself on Its Relationship with Unsolicited France

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Vautrin, Faure, Lecornu, darmanin... Find a Lasting Prime Minister: the Big Puzzle

"Everybody Goes Crazy": Courted by Emmanuel Macron, the Ps Already Sees Itself in Matignon

Mélenchon in Putin's Footsteps, Faure in Those of Mélenchon

Race results: EMX125 finale – Lommel

French Writer Jailed in Algeria Won't Appeal: Supporters

65cc race results: Junior World Championship – Romagné

Lyon: the Home Appliances Brand Faure Bought by MDA Company

Alcohol to be sold at Matterley Basin grand prix after last-minute council decision

Faure Refuses to Defend Guedj Against Mélenchon; Larcher Takes over the budget... The Behind the Scenes of the JDNews

France: at Its Congress, the Socialist Party Divides Itself on Its Relationship with Unsolicited France