CHRISTIANE TAUBIRA ENTERING THE SCENE ON THE LEFT
His name had been buzzing for some time. Christiane Taubira announced on Friday that she was considering a candidacy for “building the union”. On the ground the next day, the former Minister of Justice went to Saint-Denis, where she defended the Popular Primary and its ambition to unite the left. A delicate and poorly embarked task, judging by the reaction of its competitors on the left. Very hypothetical allies who, like her, do not seem able to qualify for the second round for the time being, according to the latest polls.
“D’ÉVIDENCE”, CLAME EMMANUEL MACRON
“Some are in the countryside, but your servant: no.” If he still has not declared himself a candidate for re-election during the exclusive interview granted to TF1 and LCI, Emmanuel Macron did not hide that he had – “obvious” – “ambition for our country, the desire to do” beyond the end of his five-year term. “I never thought that we could, in five years, do everything”, insisted the Head of State, who intends “to continue to project”.
MARINE LE PEN AND ÉRIC ZEMMOUR, REMOTE DUEL
Riquewihr for Éric Zemmour, Mayotte for Marine Le Pen. Neck-to-neck in the polls behind the President of the Republic and Valérie Pécresse, the two far-right candidates were both traveling this weekend. The opportunity to take care of their image. Sequences made of flower necklaces and exchanges with the Mahorais for the leader of the RN, Alsatian vineyard and acclamations of his supporters for the former polemicist, who sought in particular to forget the fiasco of his last visit to Marseille.