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A few months ago, government ministers crowded in Biarritz, one as the head of the list, the other as a "guest-star"from the outgoing list. And today, LREM doesn't even have a candidate running. In Biarritz, local politics often offers twists and turns. The latest in this hectic municipal campaign: the withdrawal in early June of the candidacy of outgoing mayor Michel Veunac, who came in fifth position in the first round, with only 12.22% of the votes cast. Without explanation or comment, his press release suggests that the centrist candidate hoped for much better, and found his delay difficult to catch up.
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Although weakened by dissension in his municipal team, he had embarked on the confident race, after a rather successful G7, and claiming "the support of the president" . But last December, the ministers' "affair" had caused a stir: the Minister of Agriculture Didier Guillaume had
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