Manuel Bompard criticized Bruno Retailleau's comments on 'Nouvelle France,' which the right-wing candidate linked to 'new antisemitism,' calling Retailleau's remarks undignified. The exchange highlights tensions in the lead-up to the 2027 French presidential election.

A poll suggests that French presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau can leverage security and immigration issues to gain support, but needs to improve on economic questions to surpass other candidates.

Bruno Retailleau feels strengthened by the internal elections of Les Républicains, with the renewal of elected officials seen as an encouraging sign for his presidential campaign, despite some Laurent Wauquiez supporters downplaying the mobilization's impact.

Bruno Retailleau and François-Xavier Bellamy, leaders of the French Republican party, are pressuring the executive to prioritize and vote on a new immigration bill aimed at regaining control over immigration.

Bruno Retailleau, president of Les Républicains, is advocating for the creation of an independent disciplinary authority for the justice system to address 'dysfunctions' and 'irresponsibility' within the judicial chain.

Following the death of Lyhanna, Bruno Retailleau is advocating for the creation of a 'disciplinary court for the magistracy,' arguing that current sanction mechanisms are ineffective. He stated that the Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM) is too corporatist, leading to only one sanction in fifteen years.

Author Boualem Sansal and politician Bruno Retailleau argue that France needs to establish a stronger relationship with Algeria. Their discussion follows the release of Sansal's book, 'La Légende,' which recounts his detention in Algeria.

Following incidents after PSG's victory, former Interior Minister Retailleau is advocating for the use of facial recognition technology and the 'collective responsibility' of vandals.

Bruno Retailleau, president of Les Républicains, and Laurent Wauquiez, head of the Droite républicaine deputies, are scheduled to have a one-on-one meeting in the coming days amidst their strained relationship.

A portrait of 37-year-old mayor Charles Aslangul, who remains with Les Républicains to support Bruno Retailleau's candidacy, embodying a 'patriotic' and determined youth hoping for a 2027 victory to 'save France'.

French presidential candidate Retailleau is seeking to distinguish himself with his energy program, which includes restarting nuclear power, building new EPR reactors, and ending subsidies for wind energy.

An interview with Pierre Vermeren explores why Franco-Algerian relations have become pathological, attributing it to the Algerian government's isolation and France's tendency towards repentance.

French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez aims to lead the fight against 'all forms of separatism and entrisme' through a new bill, positioning himself against his predecessor Bruno Retailleau.

On May Day, LR presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau chose Cholet to express his vision of work, promising to elevate work, which "should be better valued and better paid," to the rank of a "national priority."

FIGARO INFO - Murielle Martin-Cham, who has been involved in Seine-Saint-Denis since 2021, is leaving the party led by Bruno Retailleau.

Bruno Retailleau, president of LR, denounced Emmanuel Macron's remarks regarding Algeria, calling them a "false pretext" to hide real problems after Macron referred to proponents of a break with Algiers as "mabouls."

A new Odoxa-Backbone poll for Le Figaro indicates that French political figures Bruno Retailleau and Gabriel Attal have experienced a significant decline in public approval. Retailleau lost 11 points and Attal 10 points in positive opinions among French citizens.

Bruno Retailleau has been chosen as the presidential candidate for the French conservative party Les Républicains, with over 73% of party members endorsing their president in an internal vote.

The French political party Les Républicains is deciding on its method for the 2027 presidential election, with over 76,000 members voting this weekend on whether to back Bruno Retailleau or hold primaries.

The President of Les Républicains, Retailleau, has urged the presidents of the National Assembly and the Senate to invoke Article 45 of the constitution to pass a legislative text, criticizing the government's perceived retreat.

Former Prime Minister Michel Barnier is promoting his new platform "Bâtir ensemble" to unite the republican right and center for the French presidential election, facing resistance from Bruno Retailleau.

Bruno Retailleau, president of Les Républicains, expressed his belief that David Lisnard, who recently resigned from the party, will eventually rejoin, despite not understanding Lisnard's decision given their shared convictions.

French right-wing leader Bruno Retailleau discussed the upcoming presidential primary and the union of the right, as his party, Les Républicains, decided to let militants select their candidate, with an internal consultation set for April 18.

The 147 members of Les Républicains' political bureau are set to meet on Tuesday to decide on the method for selecting presidential candidates, with internal tensions expected.

«On avait un accord national avec Horizons notamment, qui comprenait Nice (mais) cette campagne a été délétère», a affirmé sur BFMTV-RMC l’ancien ministre de l’Intérieur, Bruno Retailleau.

Several prominent right and center figures have signed a tribune in Le Figaro to support Thomas Cazenave in the Bordeaux municipal elections, where he is neck-and-neck with Pierre Hurmic. This comes as economist Philippe Dessertine, who placed third in the first round, refuses to ally with Cazenave, potentially hindering an alternation in power.

French political figures are questioning how Bruno Retailleau will manage his responsibilities as president of the Les Républicains party while also pursuing a presidential candidacy for 2027.

French politician Bruno Retailleau declared 'war' on the 'culture of blocking' in agriculture, presenting his program to make French agriculture the leading European power.

Bruno Retailleau is actively campaigning for the 2027 presidential election, maintaining his focus on reaching the Elysée Palace. Édouard Philippe stated that the issue is not about breaking with Macronism, while writer Boualem Sansal expressed his likely support for Retailleau.

The 2027 French presidential election is seeing a growing number of candidates, signaling a disorganized race for the Elysée Palace. Among them, Bruno Retailleau is determined to pursue his path towards the presidency.

Following the Lyhanna case, there are growing calls for an inquiry into judicial dysfunctions in France, with lawyers and politicians highlighting inadequate resources as the core problem. Public figures have expressed anger and warned of potential social unrest if the issues are not addressed.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of Les Républicains, has established a campaign financing association, signaling his intent to pursue his candidacy, convinced that his 'central bloc' adversaries will falter.

Bruno Retailleau is working to prepare Les Républicains for the upcoming presidential election, emphasizing firmness within the party, including the suspension of ministers and monitoring of elected officials. His efforts are focused on organizing the party for a strong electoral campaign.

François Baroin, the mayor of Troyes, will be present at Bruno Retailleau's campaign meeting for Les Républicains on June 20 at the Parc floral in Paris. This comes as some other prominent party members have indicated their absence.

Bruno Retailleau, a right-wing presidential candidate, plans to hold his first meeting in late June, hoping to benefit from the duel between Philippe and Attal, even as key figures like Wauquiez and Bertrand are announced absent.

A French presidential candidate is pledging a 'supply shock' for housing from the start of the quinquennat, proposing to abolish Net Zero Artificialization policies and use emergency legislation to boost construction.

The 'Jeunes Agriculteurs' (Young Farmers) union in France is organizing a debate with political figures like Gabriel Attal and Marine Tondelier to discuss their vision for the future of agricultural youth, aiming to influence the 2027 presidential election.

A portrait of 43-year-old mayor Kristell Niasme, a member of Bruno Retailleau's 'task force' within Les Républicains, who believes in a social right that has the courage to speak 'the truth' against left-wing excesses, aiming to convince voters for 2027.

The French Senate has adopted a proposed law, introduced by former interior minister Bruno Retailleau, which aims to create a criminal offense for undermining the principles of the Republic in an effort to combat Islamist infiltration.

The French Senate adopted a bill proposed by Bruno Retailleau concerning 'Islamist entryism,' while the National Assembly passed new legislation to extend the detention period for irregular foreigners. These actions reflect ongoing legislative efforts in France.

Senator Bruno Retailleau is actively preparing his presidential project for the 2027 election, with his party, Les Républicains, developing its program based on his vision.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of the French Republicans, has presented his 'natalist policy' to address France's 'demographic winter,' including proposals for family income and extended birth leave.

A comment by President Emmanuel Macron targeting French hardliners over Algeria has provoked a strong reaction from right-wing presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau, escalating tensions ahead of the 2027 Elysée Palace race.

Following Jean-Luc Mélenchon's humorous remark suggesting Vendée lacked sea access, Bruno Retailleau responded with humor, inviting Mélenchon to the Vendée Globe sailing race, referencing Rima Hassan.

Bruno Retailleau, a French right-wing leader and candidate for the 2027 presidential election, sparked backlash by calling for Spain and its Socialist leader to be isolated over a comprehensive plan to regularize undocumented migrants.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of France's Republican Party, has pledged to re-establish border controls and ostracize Spain after Prime Minister Sánchez launched a massive regularization of undocumented immigrants.

Figaro Magazine has published a chronicle detailing political indiscretions and behind-the-scenes efforts to weaken Bruno Retailleau within the Les Républicains (LR) party. The report highlights internal political dynamics.

Eurodeputy François-Xavier Bellamy stated he is open to a primary election for the 2027 French presidential race, expressing confidence that Bruno Retailleau would emerge as the candidate for the LR party.

Le président des Républicains a annoncé vendredi 3 avril la création d’un «observatoire des villes LFI» pour surveiller et dénoncer les actions des mairies dirigées par La France Insoumise, qu’il…

David Lisnard, the Mayor of Cannes, has confirmed his departure from Les Républicains following a meeting with party leader Bruno Retailleau. This decision comes after Lisnard had previously expressed his intention to leave the party.

Discussions are intensifying within the French right and center regarding potential presidential ambitions and the selection of a single candidate, with figures like Gabriel Attal, Bruno Retailleau, and Édouard Philippe being considered.

Les Républicains party leader Bruno Retailleau has refused to endorse incumbent mayor Christian Estrosi in the Nice municipal elections, causing confusion and highlighting political divisions in the race against rival Eric Ciotti, who is allied with the far right.

Bruno Retailleau calls for the right to "rally" behind those "capable of winning against LFI and RN."

Autour de Bruno Retailleau, plusieurs cadres de la droite s’interrogent sur la stratégie du parti présidentiel dans plusieurs villes de France, notamment Paris.

Gérard Larcher advocates for a primary election for the right and center to avoid multiple candidacies, while Bruno Retailleau outlines his path to 2027 and warns against socialist-Mélenchonist alliances.

Xavier Bertrand, president of Hauts-de-France, has criticized Bruno Retailleau's candidacy for the leadership of the Les Républicains (LR) party, accusing him of 'putting the cart before the horse' and refusing to participate in a primary.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of the right-wing party, held his first major political meeting at the Parc floral in Paris, with several thousand sympathizers expected. He was the sole speaker at the event, aiming to launch his candidacy.

Bruno Retailleau, president of Les Républicains, has proposed making chemical castration mandatory for the most dangerous sex offenders, a measure currently optional, sparking reservations from the left.

French presidential candidate Bruno Retailleau, a Republican, has described Jean-Luc Mélenchon as the 'first racialist of France' and a 'real danger for the Republic' during a TV appearance.

A debate is ongoing in France regarding the effectiveness of chemical castration as a solution to sexual violence, with former Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau expressing support for it as a way to 'treat the root of the problem.'

Bruno Retailleau, president of Les Républicains, continues to advocate for the creation of an independent disciplinary authority for the justice system, with discussions intensifying following the death of Lyhanna and concerns over judicial 'dysfunctions'.

Michel Barnier (LR) affirmed his loyalty to Bruno Retailleau while also asserting his freedom, as he will attend the Republicans' president's meeting, continuing to advocate for a right-center alliance.

Bruno Retailleau and Laurent Wauquiez held a meeting described as 'for nothing,' while Laurent Wauquiez and Xavier Bertrand announced they would not attend Bruno Retailleau's meeting. These developments highlight the ongoing political maneuvering and speculation surrounding the 2027 French presidential election.

Boualem Sansal's new book, 'La Légende,' exclusively reviewed by Le Figaro Magazine, recounts his arrest and year in Algerian prisons, along with the secrets of his liberation.

The president of Les Républicains, Bruno Retailleau, is reportedly engaging a new generation of elected officials to build a unifying project for France, encouraging them to embrace change without fear of political correctness.

Bruno Retailleau, a leader of France's conservatives and former interior minister under Emmanuel Macron, is actively seeking to distance himself from the president, particularly concerning policies related to Algeria, as he prepares for a presidential candidacy.

The French Senate is set to examine a proposed law by Bruno Retailleau concerning Islamist infiltration, while a similar text from Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez is also expected to be reviewed in the coming weeks.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of Les Républicains, accused French President Emmanuel Macron of ceding to Algeria's demands, particularly concerning OQTF and visa policies, in an interview with JDD.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of Les Républicains, has sent a letter to Emmanuel Macron, denouncing the lack of a "firm" policy towards Algeria, in response to Macron's earlier comments.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of Les Républicains, has launched his presidential campaign in France, focusing on sovereign issues and targeting voters from the National Rally and those disillusioned with M

Bruno Retailleau, president and candidate for Les Républicains, visited Nanterre to propose emergency measures aimed at reclaiming control of areas plagued by drug trafficking and criminal organizations.

Gérard Larcher, President of the Senate, has publicly stated his wish for Bruno Retailleau to be the candidate for the right and center in the 2027 French presidential election. This comes after party members chose their party president.

Bruno Retailleau, the LR candidate, is reportedly under pressure but remains steadfast in his political direction after being widely elected by party members to lead the party in 2027.

French politician Bruno Retailleau is reportedly facing challenges from his 'true-false friends' following a verdict from activists, according to an opinion piece by Guillaume Tabard.

As Les Républicains (LR) members prepare to choose their candidate for the 2027 presidential election, Laurent Wauquiez advocates for a "right-wing gathering," while Bruno Retailleau aims to advance his own project.

French politician Bruno Retailleau, a presidential candidate for the LR party, is working to cultivate his independence and position himself with a clear right-wing program, drawing parallels to François Fillon.

The environmental association ZERO is calling for high-level government representation at the first International Conference on Just Transition to End Fossil Fuels, co-organized by Colombia and the Netherlands, with Spain and France already confirming their attendance.

Bruno Retailleau, leader of Les Républicains, published an opinion piece arguing against a single candidacy for the right and center, despite 90 elected officials calling for unity and a unified candidate.

David Lisnard, the mayor of Cannes and president of the Association of Mayors of France, has announced his departure from Les Républicains party, citing a 'rigged vote' and requesting a meeting with Bruno Retailleau.

Les chefs de LR, d’Horizons et de Renaissance voient resurgir le débat sur une candidature unique à l’élection présidentielle, face aux alliances nouées à gauche avec LFI en vue du second tour des…

Le retrait de l'Insoumis Sébastien Delogu a ouvert la voie à une victoire de la gauche dans la Cité phocéenne. ...

Bruno Retailleau, president of Les Républicains group, has called for a 'grand gathering of the right' to defeat the left or the National Rally in municipal elections, aiming to avoid 'diversion and dispersion' after initial estimations.

Bruno Retailleau, a French politician, is working with constitutional law specialists on a project for constitutional revision aimed at enabling major state reforms if he wins the presidency.

Bruno Retailleau, president of Les Républicains, has begun his presidential campaign, emphasizing the country's struggles and his strategy to avoid past mistakes and pitfalls.