Bardella, his ally Ciotti and the “taste for blood”

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Considered more solid and in a better legal position than the leader of the National Rally, his Nice ally could have a card to play in the next presidential election, particularly with business circles.

Eric Ciotti and Jordan Bardella, June 20, 2024 in Paris. (Julien de Rosa/AFP)

by Victor Boiteau and Chez Pol

National Rally (RN) Eric Ciotti Jordan Bardella

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