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Published on: 04/29/2026 - 2:16 p.m.

Candidates are flourishing for the 2027 presidential election. France, although it has become "ungovernable" since the dissolution, seems to be arousing vocations. On the left, potential candidates are multiplying: François Hollande says "get ready", Bernard Cazeneuve says he is "ready" to be a candidate and Manuel Valls is thinking. Is this multiplication of candidates a democratic asset or does it create confusion?

Roselyne Febvre asks Pablo Pillaud-Vivien, editor-in-chief of the magazine Regards, and Dominique de Montvalon, political columnist.

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