
La maire DVD de Romans-sur-Isère appelle Gabriel Attal à se retirer pour faire émerger un candidat unique à droite
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Marie-Hélène Thoraval est maire DVD de Romans-sur-Isère. Elle s'exprime dans le cadre de la présidentielle 2027, alors que des spéculations sur une candidature de Teddy Riner circulent également.
Marie-Hélène Thoraval (DVD) estime que le candidat de LFI se prend pour un «monarque» et porte une proposition de «dictature». Elle ne soutient pas la candidate RN au premier tour et appelle Gabriel Attal à se retirer pour faire émerger un candidat unique à droite.
«Je voterai très certainement Marine Le Pen», en cas de second tour face à Jean-Luc Mélenchon, déclare la maire de Romans-sur-Isère.
Teddy Riner, fresh candidate for the 2027 presidential election, strolls through the Made in France trade fair in Paris. Between warm welcome and skepticism, he refuses any link with Emmanuel Macron and promises to announce his program in the coming weeks.
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