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France's Macron's New Challenge: First Left-Wing Coalition In 20 Years
France's Socialist Party on Friday sealed a coalition deal with the hard-left La France Insoumise (LFI) party to run together in June's parliamentary elections to try to deprive newly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron of a majority.
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France Elections: Former French Prime Minister Manuel Valls Joins Emmanuel Macron Camp
Former French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said he would vote for Emmanuel Macron in the presidential election, the biggest Socialist party name to date to turn his back on its official candidate and back the centrist instead.
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French Socialists Vote For Presidential Candidate In First Round Of Primaries
France's Socialists voted on Sunday in the first round of a presidential primary with candidates, including former prime minister Manuel Valls, seeking traction in an election expected to see the country tilt to the right.
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French President Francois Hollande Under Attack From Left Of His Party
French President Francois Hollande and his Prime Minister Manuel Valls are under open attack from the left flank of the governing Socialist party, with leading figures accusing the pair of crippling the country.
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Main French Parties Have Little To Celebrate In Far-Right's Defeat
France's Far-right National Front (FN) might have failed to win a single region in elections but its high score ties the hands of the two main parties with presidential elections 16 months away, observers said today.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Criticised in France, Italy Over Migrant Remarks
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy came under fire in France and Italy on Friday over comments he made comparing the influx of migrants into Europe to water gushing from a burst pipe.
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France Doesn't Want Hollande-Sarkozy Presidential Election in 2017: Polls
Nicolas Sarkozy vs Francois Hollande: the re-match. With both having tightened their grips on their parties in recent days, a 2017 repeat of France's 2012 presidential election now looks like the most likely scenario.
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France Must Not 'Fall Into the Hands of the National Front': PM Manuel Valls
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Friday that nuclear-armed France must not fall into the hands of the National Front, during an interview on Portuguese TV.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Tipped to Lead Party in New Charge for French Presidency
France's former president Nicolas Sarkozy was on Saturday tipped to win the leadership of his right-wing UMP in party elections, a position seen as a potential springboard back into high office.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Tipped to Lead Party in First Step Back to France Presidency
First the dramatic comeback, then the frenzied campaign, and now France's ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy is limbering up for his potential springboard back into office: the leadership of his right-wing UMP party.
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More Gloomy Polls for French President Francois Hollande
Only three per cent of voters would like to see French President Francois Hollande as the Socialist Party candidate in the next election, an opinion poll showed on Thursday.
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French President Francois Hollande axes PM after election debacle
French President Francois Hollande has reacted to a humiliating setback at the polls by appointing popular Interior Minister Manuel Valls as his new Prime Minister, sources said today.
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France and a first lady, and a second, and...
As a candidate for the French presidency in 2012, Francois Hollande promised to be more boring spouse than flamboyant seducer.
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French President Francois Hollande faces backlash in schoolgirl deportation row
President Francois Hollande was widely criticised on Sunday for offering to allow a deported immigrant teenager back into France without her family, and a poll showed his approval ratings at a record low.
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Belgian city scraps headscarf ban imposed by centre-right in 2007
The Belgian city of Ghent has scrapped its ban on civil servants wearing headscarves after its Socialist and Green majority overturned a measure imposed in 2007 when centre-right parties dominated the city council.
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France's Macron's New Challenge: First Left-Wing Coalition In 20 Years
France's Socialist Party on Friday sealed a coalition deal with the hard-left La France Insoumise (LFI) party to run together in June's parliamentary elections to try to deprive newly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron of a majority.
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France Elections: Former French Prime Minister Manuel Valls Joins Emmanuel Macron Camp
Former French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said he would vote for Emmanuel Macron in the presidential election, the biggest Socialist party name to date to turn his back on its official candidate and back the centrist instead.
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French Socialists Vote For Presidential Candidate In First Round Of Primaries
France's Socialists voted on Sunday in the first round of a presidential primary with candidates, including former prime minister Manuel Valls, seeking traction in an election expected to see the country tilt to the right.
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French President Francois Hollande Under Attack From Left Of His Party
French President Francois Hollande and his Prime Minister Manuel Valls are under open attack from the left flank of the governing Socialist party, with leading figures accusing the pair of crippling the country.
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Main French Parties Have Little To Celebrate In Far-Right's Defeat
France's Far-right National Front (FN) might have failed to win a single region in elections but its high score ties the hands of the two main parties with presidential elections 16 months away, observers said today.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Criticised in France, Italy Over Migrant Remarks
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy came under fire in France and Italy on Friday over comments he made comparing the influx of migrants into Europe to water gushing from a burst pipe.
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France Doesn't Want Hollande-Sarkozy Presidential Election in 2017: Polls
Nicolas Sarkozy vs Francois Hollande: the re-match. With both having tightened their grips on their parties in recent days, a 2017 repeat of France's 2012 presidential election now looks like the most likely scenario.
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France Must Not 'Fall Into the Hands of the National Front': PM Manuel Valls
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Friday that nuclear-armed France must not fall into the hands of the National Front, during an interview on Portuguese TV.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Tipped to Lead Party in New Charge for French Presidency
France's former president Nicolas Sarkozy was on Saturday tipped to win the leadership of his right-wing UMP in party elections, a position seen as a potential springboard back into high office.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Tipped to Lead Party in First Step Back to France Presidency
First the dramatic comeback, then the frenzied campaign, and now France's ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy is limbering up for his potential springboard back into office: the leadership of his right-wing UMP party.
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More Gloomy Polls for French President Francois Hollande
Only three per cent of voters would like to see French President Francois Hollande as the Socialist Party candidate in the next election, an opinion poll showed on Thursday.
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French President Francois Hollande axes PM after election debacle
French President Francois Hollande has reacted to a humiliating setback at the polls by appointing popular Interior Minister Manuel Valls as his new Prime Minister, sources said today.
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France and a first lady, and a second, and...
As a candidate for the French presidency in 2012, Francois Hollande promised to be more boring spouse than flamboyant seducer.
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French President Francois Hollande faces backlash in schoolgirl deportation row
President Francois Hollande was widely criticised on Sunday for offering to allow a deported immigrant teenager back into France without her family, and a poll showed his approval ratings at a record low.
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Belgian city scraps headscarf ban imposed by centre-right in 2007
The Belgian city of Ghent has scrapped its ban on civil servants wearing headscarves after its Socialist and Green majority overturned a measure imposed in 2007 when centre-right parties dominated the city council.
