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Published on: 06/11/2026 - 11:06
The day after the midterms, the two major American parties already have their eyes fixed on the presidential election. While internal divisions are expressed within each camp, the emergence of new democratic socialist profiles is reshuffling the cards, particularly on the Democratic side where the competition promises to be very open.
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