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The strange revival of France’s Jean-Luc Mélenchon

9 April 2022

8:50 PM

9 April 2022

8:50 PM

Jean-Luc Mélenchon is on the march once more, rising up the polls and laying bare the ineptitude of the Socialist party. While their candidate in the presidential election, Anne Hidalgo, is stuck on two points, Mélenchon is on 17, behind only Marine Le Pen, on 23, and Emmanuel Macron on 26.

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