Éric Zemmour announces his candidacy in the 2026 presidential election
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Éric Zemmour has officially announced his candidacy in the 2026 presidential election. According to information published by Sud Radio, he is running to respond, in his words, to what he calls the country's "decline".
In his speech, the politician says he wants to "keep France French". This expression is at the heart of his campaign. He presents a series of proposals that voters can consult in the media covering his candidacy.
The presidential election is the most important vote in French political life. The President of the Republic is elected by direct universal suffrage for a five-year term. Candidates must then present their programme to the French people and answer questions from journalists and voters during the campaign.
Éric Zemmour's candidacy joins those of other political figures who wish to stand in this election. The coming weeks will show more clearly what his proposals are and how they are received by voters.
Sources: Sud Radio
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