Finally candidate, Emmanuel Macron will give the start of his campaign as soon as the official list is published by the Constitutional Council.
The outgoing president is expected this Monday in Poissy, in the Yvelines, for "a conversation with the inhabitants around the subjects they will choose", indicates his campaign team.
Rather than a stroll or a meeting, the campaign team chose a meeting at the "artistic direction center" of the city, a multipurpose room transformed last year into a vaccination center, from 6:30 p.m.
“Tomorrow, the idea is to be put in a situation with French women and men who will be keen to ask all the questions they want to ask”, explained Richard Ferrand, one of the closest lieutenants of 'Emmanuel Macron, during the program Dimanche en politique on France 3. For Stanislas Guerini, boss of LREM, "what is very important is above all to be able to discuss and speak directly to the French, to answer questions which arise”.
“Everyone can understand that the Head of State will take advantage of all the interstices that the international agenda, that his agenda as President of the Republic offers him, to meet the French”, explains Stanislas Guerini.
Less than five weeks before the first round, the outgoing president is counting on a short campaign which will be parasitized by the war in Ukraine.
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Between a possible upheaval at any time and the health context, difficult for example to organize a meeting.
The one originally scheduled for Marseille on March 5 has been postponed
indefinitely
.
But in Poissy, Emmanuel Macron should find favorable ground: he is close to the ex-LR mayor Karl Olive and had played a charity football match there in October with the Variétés Club de France.
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