
Judoka Teddy Riner and Raphaël Glucksmann are expected at the Made in France show, while the campaign accelerates five months before the first round.
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The 2027 French presidential election is approaching, with many candidates increasing their trips to the field.
The judoka, who created a sensation this week by announcing his candidacy for the presidential election, must make his second campaign trip on Saturday.
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The candidates for the Elysée continue to campaign, five months before the first round of the presidential election and while social mobilization continues this weekend. They jostle at the Made in France show in Paris to talk about economic sovereignty and reindustrialization. After Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Gabriel Attal, Raphaël Glucksmann will go to the Made in France (MIF) show from 10 a.m. on Saturday November 14. The left-wing candidate has also planned to distribute a leaflet throughout France this weekend on his "ten proposals to get out of the crisis", according to information from franceinfo. Then it's Teddy Riner, the last surprise of this electoral race, who will come to the MIF show from 2 p.m., after having made his first campaign trip on Friday, to a hospital in the Ile-de-France region. Follow our live stream.
Edouard Philippe at a public meeting in Toulouse. The Horizons candidate is traveling to the pink city to meet voters from 11 a.m. The former Prime Minister continues to refuse to participate in a primary to nominate a central bloc candidate for the presidential election. “I will not submit to a primary and I will present my candidacy to the French,” he repeated once again on Thursday.
A hundred sponsorships are missing from Marine Le Pen. “We have a base of 400 signatures” to sponsor the four-time candidate Marine Le Pen, declared the senator from Gironde on Saturday on franceinfo. “That means that we are still missing a hundred,” specifies the one who is in charge of collecting sponsorships for the National Rally. The president of the RN group in the Senate "is launching an appeal to mayors who want Marine Le Pen to be a candidate", so that the RN can "focus on the essential, that is to say the answers that we wish to provide to the problems of the French".
Jordan Bardella continues to promote his latest book. The boss of the RN will be in Gironde, in Saint-Savin, for a signing operation of his third book Gouverner, from 1:30 p.m. The one that Marine Le Pen promises to appoint to Matignon in the event of victory in the spring takes advantage of this publication to lead a campaign throughout France.
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Raphaël Glucksmann and Teddy Riner will go to the Made in France show on Saturday.
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