All three political orientations covered the RN congress in Orléans and the appointment of Charles Alloncle, but the left emphasized attacks on the press and women, the center focused on the campaign and incidents, and the right highlighted the campaign team and the controversy with the UEJF.

Left

Highlights violence against journalists from Mediapart and Politis, the 43/44 journalists' organizations, press intimidation, and bra checks; also cites the UEJF denouncing the RN's antisemitism.

Centre

Focuses on the launch of Marine Le Pen's campaign, her strategy (referendum, Bardella as Prime Minister, national union), Alloncle's appointment, and the incidents or complaints related to the UEJF.

Right

Highlights the appointment of Charles Alloncle, the campaign team, and sovereignist themes; treats the UEJF controversy from the angle of the lawsuit and the "far-left" accusation made by Jordan Bardella.

Common points

=The RN congress in Orléans served as the launch of Marine Le Pen's presidential campaign.
=Charles Alloncle, UDR MP, was named spokesperson for Marine Le Pen's campaign.
=Incidents disrupted the congress, particularly around the UEJF and Jordan Bardella's speech.

Divergences

≠The left highlights the harassed journalists from Mediapart and Politis and the 43/44 journalists' organizations; the center and right do not place this point at the forefront.
≠The left reports on the bra checks of female participants; this point does not appear in the provided center and right articles.
≠The left presents the UEJF as the victim of an assault and denouncing the RN's antisemitism; the right also highlights Bardella's accusation characterizing the UEJF as "far-left" and the association's NFP electoral past.
≠The center insists on presidential strategy and campaign themes; the left insists on incidents and contestation of the RN, while the right focuses on the campaign team and sovereignist themes.

Written by an AI from headlines and extracts only of all events in the story · 28 Oct, 06h23

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