Emmanuel Macron did not rule out the possibility of running for a third term
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French President Emmanuel Macron, in an interview with Variety, admitted the possibility of returning to the presidency in the future, despite the constitutional ban on a third consecutive term, which forces him to leave office in May 2027.
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Why It Matters
The French Constitution limits the president to two consecutive terms. The next presidential elections in France are scheduled for April 18, 2027.
French President Emmanuel Macron has not ruled out that he may again try to take the presidency for a third term. He told Variety about this.
“I'm not ruling anything out. Coming back is unusual. But we'll see. Life is inventive, sometimes even more so than in the movies,” he said.
However, according to the French leader, he will indeed step down as head of state in May in accordance with the country's constitution. Presidential elections in France will take place on April 18, 2027.
Open Questions
- How does Macron plan to circumvent constitutional restrictions?
