
The French political landscape is marked by new Ifop polls on the 2027 presidential election and the initiative of David Lisnard, who is certifying the 100,000 members of his party, Nouvelle Énergie, to demand more transparency.
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The French political debate focuses on the 2027 electoral deadlines and the management of public debt.
2027 presidential election: more assured than ever of being in the second round, Mélenchon is further widening the gap with Philippe, according to a survey.
SURVEY - Tested alone or in competition with the mayor of Le Havre, Gabriel Attal does not exceed the symbolic bar of 10%, reveals an Ifop study for LCI published Tuesday evening.
Presidential election 2027: concerned about the level of debt, the French first trust Marine Le Pen to reduce it.
EXCLUSIVE - Nearly half of respondents consider Jean-Luc Mélenchon's proposal to freeze French securities held by the ECB unrealistic, according to an Ifop study for Vae Solis, in partnership with Le Figaro.
“We are the second party in France behind the RN”: David Lisnard has his 100,000 members certified and demands transparency from his rivals.
INFO LE FIGARO - The candidate had the 100,517 members of Nouvelle Énergie officially registered by a justice commissioner on Wednesday morning in his campaign HQ. He invites his competitors to follow the same exercise.

Fatiha Keloua Hachi, MP for Seine-Saint-Denis, announced her departure from the Socialist Party. She criticizes the political party for its distance from the working classes and a drift in its orientation, illustrated according to her by paid primaries.
France is experiencing a new day of social mobilization this Saturday, with 70,000 law enforcement officers deployed. The Yellow Vests maintain their call to demonstrate at Place de la Concorde despite the ban, while the unions march between the Republic and the Nation.
A new day of social mobilization in France brings together up to 170,000 demonstrators expected, with 70,000 police and gendarmes deployed. A reinforced security system supervises the demonstrations, despite the maintenance of a prohibited gathering of yellow vests at Place de la Concorde in Paris.
Another tense day of social mobilization in France this Saturday with 70,000 police and gendarmes deployed. The Yellow Vests are maintaining their banned gathering at Place de la Concorde in Paris, while between 130,000 and 170,000 demonstrators are expected.
In Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces a critical political situation as the November 29 elections approach. The Urda train accident and the legal cases weighing on his relatives caused the PSOE to fall in the polls.

Marine Le Pen sharply criticized Jean-Luc Mélenchon's updated presidential project on X, denouncing a project to “dismantle France”. At the same time, La France insoumise is preparing a major meeting at Le Bourget while Edouard Philippe is participating in the Rencontres de l'avenir in Saint-Raphaël.