Two days after the very large victory of the National Rally in the European elections and the announcement by Emmanuel Macron of the dissolution of the National Assembly, it is a Tuesday of all upheavals.
While the socialist Raphaël Glucksmann, who arrived Sunday evening first among the left-wing lists, announces that he will not join the “Popular Front” due to the presence of LFI – an alliance that Olivier Faure does not call into question at this time who is the first secretary of the PS -, on the right an electoral agreement would emerge between the Republicans and the RN for these anticipated legislative elections. At least that’s the newspaper’s intention. Le Figaro to the president (and deputy) of the LR, Eric Ciotti.
Submit or resign
Such an agreement, unthinkable by the governing bodies of the LR just a few weeks ago, would have notable consequences in Haute-Marne. Because Nicolas Lacroix, close to Eric Ciotti and especially Laurent Wauquiez, would consider running in the constituency held by his opponent in the Departmental Council, Laurence Robert-Dehault, and this with the objective alliance of Renaissance.
If an LR-RN agreement is confirmed, either François-Xavier Bellamy’s running mate submits, which is unlikely when we know the character, or he leaves his party and decides despite everything to stand against the RN steamroller (more of 50% of the votes this Sunday in the second constituency). This day should not end without strong announcements. Eric Ciotti will also speak at 1 p.m. on the TF1 channel.
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