INFO LE FIGARO – The training of the Horizons candidate and the Renaissance leader, at the initiative of the meeting, plan to hold a first strategic meeting on April 15 with the centrists of MoDem and UDI, as the scenario of a single candidate from the right and the center resurfaces.
The invitation was finally honored, as debates around a single candidate from the right and the center resurface. On Wednesday, April 15, Gabriel Attal, Édouard Philippe, and François Bayrou instructed their faithful to start discussions, a year before the 2027 presidential election, according to information from Le Figaro. Around a lunch, the three former ministers Franck Riester (Renaissance), Christophe Béchu (Horizons), and Marc Fesneau (Democratic Movement, MoDem), as well as the president of the Union of Democrats and Independents (UDI), Hervé Marseille, are expected to gather.
All are coming together at the initiative of Franck Riester. In a letter dated March 24, which Le Figaro consulted, the general secretary delegated to Renaissance, in charge of elections, suggested to his interlocutors to regularly come together in a “liaison committee.” With the goal, he wrote, of achieving a “broadest possible gathering of democrats and willing republicans,” around… [TEXT TRUNCATED]
[Context: This article discusses the strategic meeting planned between political leaders from different parties in France to explore the possibility of a single candidate from the right and center for the upcoming presidential election.] [Fact Check: The article refers to the 2027 presidential election, but this is a mistake in the content as it is more likely referring to the 2022 election.]
