French Parties Divided in Response to Le Pen Victory
The Socialists urge their candidates to withdraw. The Republicans are not returning the favor.
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The Socialists urge their candidates to withdraw. The Republicans are not returning the favor.
The former president may not succeed in outflanking the far right.
The former French leader must now convince his party to give him another go at the presidency.
The former president’s right-wing alliance takes over 28 local authorities.
The mainstream rights win local elections in France. Marine Le Pen underperforms.
He could alienate moderate French voters in the process.
The fact that conservatives could find no one but Nicolas Sarkozy raises some long-term questions.
The former president is almost certain to win back the leadership of his party.
The former president says he has “no choice” but to return to politics given the desperate situation France is in.
The former president says he “loves France too much” to remain a spectator while the country declines.
The French right seeks leadership from thee of its former prime ministers.
The former president may be the only man who’s able to unite conservatives. What will they do without him?
The leadership battle on the French right comes to an end with a plan to call a revote.
The former premier calls for a revote, but says he will “probably” not stand for election.
Jean-François Copé says his challenger crossed a “red line” by splitting conservatives.