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Macron's Renaissance party endorses ex-PM Attal for 2027 presidential bid

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May 13, 2026
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Macron's Renaissance party endorses ex-PM Attal for 2027 presidential bid

Former prime minister Gabriel Attal has moved a step closer to a likely presidential bid after the ruling Renaissance party’s National Council formally called on him to run in the 2027 election, further consolidating his grip on the party founded by Emmanuel Macron.

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