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A gauche, qui d’autre que Mélenchon ?

Politico EU Monday 29 June 2026, 16:10 UTC By Anthony Lattier, Sarah Paillou, Élisa Bertholomey 27 min read

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Candidats à la présidentielle, processus de désignation… y verra-t-on un peu plus clair, à gauche, avant de partir en vacances ? Alors que François Hollande et Raphaël Glucksmann se sont croisés à un raout social-démocrate dimanche, le PS et Les Ecologistes réunissent leurs instances mardi soir. Anthony Lattier fait le point avec Elisa Bertholomey et Sarah Paillou de POLITICO dans le podcast Playbook Paris.

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