
A book by Françoise Degois reveals shocking messages from Emmanuel Macron, while an Ifop survey for Le Figaro shows that the French trust Marine Le Pen on debt with a view to 2027.
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A new book reveals exchanges between Emmanuel Macron and editorialist Françoise Degois, while a survey addresses the economic issues for the 2027 presidential election.
INFO LE FIGARO - In You are all too hard on me, columnist Françoise Degois reveals her exchanges with the president over two years. There appears an Emmanuel Macron who defends his choices step by step, is indignant against the “mabouls” or the “bastards”, and fears between the lines the arrival of the RN to power in 2027.
2027 presidential election: 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.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon presents his presidential program during a meeting at Le Bourget. The event occurs in a context of virulent criticism from Marine Le Pen and Édouard Philippe, and internal tensions within the PCF concerning support for LFI.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon holds a meeting at Le Bourget to launch his presidential campaign and present his program. The event was marked by tensions within the Communist Party and virulent criticism from Edouard Philippe and Marine Le Pen.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon brings together up to 20,000 people at Le Bourget to present his presidential program. The event occurs in a context of tensions within the PCF and strong criticism from Édouard Philippe and Marine Le Pen.

For the fourth consecutive weekend, demonstrations are taking place in France. In Paris, the processions of unions and yellow vests converge, while the Ministry of the Interior notes a decline in national mobilization despite a massive security system.

The PCF threatens to exclude deputies supporting Jean-Luc Mélenchon. At the same time, Édouard Philippe and Marine Le Pen strongly criticized the LFI program during its presentation at Le Bourget.

The launch of Jordan Bardella's book at the Wagram pavilion was disrupted by the Nous vivre collective. Bardella denounced the far left, a label refuted by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, whose meeting at Le Bourget was also targeted by the same group.