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Horizons: Édouard Philippe strengthens his teams with a view to the presidential election

Édouard Philippe's party is expanding its membership and preparing its future headquarters for the presidential campaign.

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Édouard Philippe's Horizons party, located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, is increasing its workforce from 20 to 50 employees.
This rise in power aims to prepare for the presidential campaign, described as an obstacle course by Christophe Béchu.

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The Horizons party is actively preparing the presidential campaign scheduled for April and May. The Paris headquarters is in the process of expanding to accommodate new employees.

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Barely out of the boxes, brand new tables have been installed in the open space. At the headquarters of the Horizons party, this Tuesday, September 15, in the very chic 16th arrondissement of Paris, we are making room to expand the teams. From around twenty employees from Édouard Philippe's campaign, the workforce should eventually increase to around fifty, soon to be housed in a future headquarters. Essential reinforcements in this “very long” battle until the presidential elections of April 18 and May 2, according to the co-director of the campaign, Christophe Béchu: “We are in a race in which there are many successive hurdles. »

In the space of a week, the favorite of the right and the center, according to polls, plans to take new steps. This Thursday, Édouard Philippe must present his plan for adaptation to climate change in Ponts-de-Cé (Maine-et-Loire). “A logistical and organizational challenge,” explains Alexis Dubosc…

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