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Published on: 02/08/2026 - 23:18 Last updated: 02/09/2026 - 11:43
Fourteen months before the 2027 presidential elections, France is witnessing an unprecedented increase in the number of potential candidates to succeed President Emmanuel Macron, from left to right and center. How can this significant increase in the number of candidates for the presidential elections be explained? Does it reflect a positive state of democratic diversity or a weakness in French parties? To talk about this topic, we host in “Pulse of France” the law researcher at the University of Paris 2, Ibrahim Shaheen.
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