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How Macron failed to usher in new politics that his 2017 victory promised

The upcoming election in taking place in an unprecedented context, marked by a splintered range of candidates, a persistent structural political crisis, and continuing uncertainty about the pandemic

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French President Emmanuel Macron | Photo: AP/PTI

Mathias Bernard | The Conversation
With four months to go until the first round of France’s 2022 presidential election, candidates from the main parties are already campaigning hard.
 
Emmanuel Macron, who has not yet officially announced his candidacy, is giving frequent public speeches to showcase his achievements and underline the need to continue his agenda.
Yet the political situation remains far more volatile than it has ever been before at this relatively early stage of the campaign. The upcoming election in taking place in an unprecedented context, marked by a splintered range of candidates, a persistent structural political crisis, and continuing uncertainty about the

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