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The poll concerns voting intentions for the 2022 French presidential election. The question asked of David Lisnard concerns the bloody repression of an Algerian demonstration in 1961.
2022 presidential election: Macron passes the 30% mark, ahead of Le Pen, according to a survey
In the second round, Emmanuel Macron would win against Marine Le Pen (59% against 41%), and more broadly against Eric Zemmour (65%-35%), according to an Ipsos-Sopra-Steria poll.
“I don’t care, your rhetoric doesn’t interest me”: Lisnard’s response on October 17, 1961 to a radical left activist
Invited on LCI to talk about the violence and looting last Saturday, the presidential candidate answered the question from a student close to LFI on the dozens of Algerians killed and thrown into the Seine in 1961.

According to an Ifop-Fiducial poll, David Lisnard overtakes Bruno Retailleau in voting intentions for the 2027 presidential election. Furthermore, David Lisnard reacted strongly to a questioning on the events of October 17, 1961 during a broadcast on LCI.

An arson attack hit Limoges town hall during a demonstration. At the same time, the Grand Mosque of Paris criticizes CNews and the whistleblower Chawki Benzehra concerning the affair of Algerian influencers.

Update on French political news: the retention of Élisabeth Borne by Emmanuel Macron, the controversy surrounding the comments of comedian Pierre Metzger on Radio Nova, and the refusal to resign by Laurent Nuñez after the violence of October 17.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon refuses to strongly condemn the violence of October 17, attributing the situation to government strategy. Despite the criticism, he maintains his electoral base and aims for a presidential duel against Marine Le Pen.

Jordan Bardella announces that the RN will not participate in the meeting with Sébastien Lecornu on the violence of October 17. At the same time, Emmanuel Macron refused the resignation of Laurent Nuñez, responsible for shedding light on security failures.

Bruno Retailleau, David Lisnard and Robert Ménard are meeting this Wednesday in Paris. This meeting comes at a time when David Lisnard is showing progress among his members and internal tensions persist within the Les Républicains party.