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Emmanuel Grégoire passionately criticizes Rachida Dati at Paris rally, crowd supports left-wing stance.
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Emmanuel Grégoire accuses Rachida Dati of drifting toward far right in first rally

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In his first major campaign rally on January 14, 2026, Emmanuel Grégoire, head of a left-wing union list in Paris, sharply criticized his rival Rachida Dati, accusing her of wanting to turn the capital into a « facho lab ». Earlier that day, outgoing mayor Anne Hidalgo defended her record without mentioning her former first deputy, stressing that Paris must remain a left-wing city.

Candidate Pierre-Yves Bournazel stated he would have resigned if he were Paris mayor amid failures exposed by a «Cash Investigation» probe into after-school care. Aired Thursday evening on France 2, the report highlights ignored complaints and inappropriate animator behaviors. Several mayoral candidates reacted with shock and demanded accountability.

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Christina Aguilera vände blickar med ett classy toplessinlägg på Instagram under Parisvistelsen. Den 45-åriga sångerskan skrev till bilderna 'Northern lights, Parisian nights' och chockade i bara ett diamanthalsband. Hon var där för en välgörenhetsframträdande tillsammans med A$AP Rocky.

In a book set for release on Friday, Horizons candidate Pierre-Yves Bournazel, backed by Macronists, provides hints about his relationship with Rachida Dati, making a rally to the LR candidate in the 2026 Paris mayoral runoff unlikely. Declared in June 2025 and polling third, he emerges as a potential kingmaker between Dati and Emmanuel Grégoire. Privately, he voices a desire to avoid such a decision.

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Countess Jacqueline de Ribes, an icon of Parisian elegance and muse to major couturiers, died on Tuesday at the age of 96 in Switzerland. Nicknamed the 'last queen of Paris,' she influenced international fashion with her style and designs. Her secretariat announced the news on Wednesday to AFP on behalf of the family.

Parisian families host nearly 500 adolescents each month in prestigious venues for social rallyes. These evenings, a nearly century-old tradition, act as a rite of passage to adulthood. Parents see them as a reliable network for their children amid fears of social decline.

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Paris's left-wing parties, excluding La France insoumise, have approved a historic agreement to field a united list from the first round of the March 2026 municipal elections, backing Socialist candidate Emmanuel Grégoire.

 

 

 

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