Detected on Wednesday 4 November, 07h15
Political scientist Rémi Lefebvre analyzes the persistence of the protests
In an opinion piece, political scientist Rémi Lefebvre explains why the approach of the presidential election is not calming protesters, due to a loss of confidence in electoral democracy.
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Politics event (severity: info) nationwide, first detected on 4 November 2026 at 07:15. Reported by 1 source (1 article), last updated on 4 November 2026 at 07:15.
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- 4 Nov, 07h15
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- 4 Nov, 07h15
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- no.8943
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- 07h15LibérationLeftAnalysis4 NovPourquoi l’imminence de la présidentielle ne calme pas les manifestants, par Rémi Lefebvre
Le 18 octobre, Emmanuel Macron avait appelé à la retenue à six mois de l’élection préférée des Français mais ce ressort ne marche plus, pointe le politologue. Car les citoyens ont perdu confiance dans la démocratie électorale.
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