Braked, but not stopped.
Édouard Philippe may have been prevented from merging his party, Horizons, with the center-right movement Agir, but he wants to continue to chart his course.
Saturday, during a trip to the West - to Niort, La Roche-sur-Yon and Guérande - the former Prime Minister is to launch a hundred "philippist" municipal committees.
It is a question of
“installing ourselves everywhere in the territory”,
he explained last January 6 in a video of wishes, two weeks after revealing the names of the thirty members of the management of Horizons.
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At the start of this election year, the mayor of Le Havre intends to
“develop”
the latest of the parties on the right wing of the majority.
At the end of the month, he plans to inaugurate a second hundred local committees and to invest his "assembly of mayors" - to take the lead the names of the mayors (ex-LR) of Nice and Reims, Christian Estrosi and Arnaud Robinet circulate.
A part of Agir wants a merger, but another, and this is my case, thinks that in the midst of a health crisis the time has not come to deal with partisan organization
Franck Riester, Minister of Foreign Trade
Second stage, by March, he hopes, the installation…
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