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Macron and Le Pen fight for the Élysée – Hola Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Macron and Le Pen fight for the Élysée – Hola Arkansas

Paris. France faces a crucial decision following the success of liberal Emmanuel Macron and right-wing Marine Le Pen in the first round of the preside

Six takeaways from the first round of France's presidential election - Vimarsana News

Six takeaways from the first round of France's presidential election

The first round of France's election was marked by the far-right qualifying for the runoff, a collapse of traditional parties and a high abstention rate.

With the war in Ukraine, the French presidential campaign definitely takes a back seat - Vimarsana News

With the war in Ukraine, the French presidential campaign definitely takes a back seat

The situation in Ukraine will further delay Emmanuel Macron’s declaration of candidacy. Gilles Paris, a columnist for Le Monde, explains why a blitzkrieg campaign is to be expected.

Source: lemonde.fr
French far-right candidates in Putin's den - Vimarsana News

French far-right candidates in Putin's den

CHRONIQUE. Far-right candidates, who campaign to claw back French national sovereignty, are among the Russian president’s staunchest supporters. Gilles Paris, a columnist for Le Monde, explains why their support could now cost them crucial votes.

Source: lemonde.fr
Panic in campaign headquarters - Vimarsana News

Panic in campaign headquarters

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Christiane Taubira, Marine Le Pen, and Eric Zemmour have less than two weeks to gather the missing sponsorships to appear on the ballot. Gilles Paris, a columnist for Le Monde, explains that it’s not the first time candidates have difficulty obtaining the 500 signatures of elected officials necessary to run for president.

Source: lemonde.fr