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« Il faut tout changer » : au Bourget, Jean-Luc Mélenchon assume sa radicalité et s’offre une démonstration de force

Headline published by Le Figaro · 7 November 2026

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English translation by Amine Zidouh“Everything must change”: at Le Bourget, Jean-Luc Mélenchon embraces his radicalism and stages a show of strength

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Political strength is coupled with an acceptance of radicalism.

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