The day after the first major televised clash of the campaign, Gabriel Attal is expected in Azay-le-Rideau and Parçay-Meslay in Indre-et-Loire. Jordan Bardella will continue his media marathon with a double intervention with Cyril Hanouna on Europe 1, and in the evening on CNEWS.
The case of Jean-Luc Mélenchon continues to make waves within the left, including in his own party. Outgoing MP François Ruffin thus estimated on Tuesday that the leader of La France insoumise was an “obstacle to the victory of the Popular Front”. Jean-Luc Mélenchon “goes on TV every two days to say that he is withdrawing, it’s not so much a withdrawal,” he quipped.
Hello everyone. In four days, France will go to the polls for the first round of legislative elections. There is therefore very little time left to convince voters. With his camp lagging behind in the polls, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal continues his long-distance race to try to narrow the gap with the New Popular Front and the RN. Yesterday, he also had the opportunity to return to his program during a debate on TF1 with Jordan Bardella and Manuel Bompard. This Wednesday, these three political leaders will be able to find out on the ground whether their arguments hit the mark.