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French mayoral elections: Le Pen's far right suffers early setbacks, ex-PM Philippe wins key race

In the French municipal elections, Marine Le Pen's far-right party has reportedly suffered early setbacks, while former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe secured a key victory. In Rennes, the incumbent Socialist mayor Nathalie Appéré was re-elected with over 43% of the votes.

22 Mar, 19:16 — 22 Mar, 19:16
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French mayoral elections: Le Pen's far right suffers early setbacks, ex-PM Philippe wins key race

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Résultats municipales 2026 : à Rennes, Nathalie Appéré (PS) réélue avec plus de 43% des voix

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French mayoral elections: Le Pen's far right suffers early setbacks, ex-PM Philippe wins key race

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