Raphaël Glucksmann gives himself three months to decide on presidential bid

Appearing on TF1 Tuesday evening, Raphaël Glucksmann announced he is giving himself three months to decide whether to run for president in 2027.

The European deputy said he will travel across the country to promote his ideas and attempt to unite the non-Mélenchon left by the end of August. « I will not be one more candidate in the democratic left space », he stated.

He described Jean-Luc Mélenchon as an « electoral agent » of the Rassemblement national, arguing that « the social-democrat space is the only one that can defeat the far right in 2027 ». Mélenchon declared his candidacy on the same program in early May.

Manuel Bompard, national coordinator of La France insoumise, responded on X criticizing the remarks. Glucksmann plans a meeting in Aubervilliers on June 13 and releases a 200-page book titled Nous avons encore envie on Thursday.

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Jean-Luc Mélenchon backs LFI's Sophia Chikirou at her final Paris mayoral campaign rally amid rival tensions.
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Mélenchon backs Chikirou in controversial Paris campaign

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One week before the first round of Paris municipals on March 15, Jean-Luc Mélenchon supported LFI candidate Sophia Chikirou at her final rally, targeting socialist rival Emmanuel Grégoire. Right-wing candidate Rachida Dati urges voters not to split their votes to enable change. Centrist Pierre-Yves Bournazel persists with his independent run amid tensions.

François Hollande and Raphaël Glucksmann met on Saturday in Liffré, Ille-et-Vilaine, for an event marking the start of a contest within the social-democratic left ahead of the 2027 presidential election. The two political figures acknowledge preparing for a candidacy while stating there will be only one candidate in the end. The event, organized by Loïg Chesnais-Girard, drew many militants.

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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of La France insoumise, announced his fourth run for the 2027 presidential election on Sunday evening during TF1's 20 heures news. He conditions his candidacy on gathering 150,000 citizen endorsements, seen as a mere formality. The decision follows a meeting of LFI elected officials in Paris that day.

Following Jean-Luc Mélenchon's mispronunciation of his name at a Perpignan rally—drawing initial backlash and comparisons to Jean-Marie Le Pen—MEP Raphaël Glucksmann accused him on Franceinfo of invoking far-right antisemitic tropes. Mélenchon later apologized on X for the 'unintentional' slip.

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The Republicans' political bureau voted on Tuesday to consult members on April 18 about selecting their 2027 presidential candidate. Party president Bruno Retailleau defends the move amid internal criticisms. Laurent Wauquiez was absent from the meeting.

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