Attal-Philippe Rivalry Emerges Ahead of French 2027 Presidential Election

A political rivalry is developing between Gabriel Attal and Édouard Philippe within France's 'central bloc' as they position themselves for the 2027 presidential election. Observers suggest that attacking each other could cost them points, raising questions about their ability to cooperate.

27 May, 03:30 — 27 May, 03:30

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le-mondeHigh97d ago

2027 French presidential election: Is it that bad that the bench is so crowded?

While Gabriel Attal, Edouard Philippe and Bruno Retailleau are the three candidates in the running in the so-called 'central bloc,' many other hopefuls are waiting to seize an opportunity, notes Le Monde columnist Françoise Fressoz.

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Attal-Philippe Rivalry Emerges Ahead of French 2027 Presidential Election

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2027 French presidential election: Is it that bad that the bench is so crowded?

«Celui qui tapera sur l’autre perdra des points» : le duel Gabriel Attal-Édouard Philippe s'installe dans le «bloc central»

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