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DIRECT. "We'll See": Emmanuel Macron Doesn't Rule Out Running for President Again After 2027

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Several politicians reacted to the TV interview given by Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, in which he spoke about the fuel crisis and the international situation. At the same time, presidential candidates continue their campaign.

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In his interview on the fuel crisis, on Thursday 24 September, Emmanuel Macron confirmed that the time was not yet at a reduction in taxes. But between the current aid of 100 euros for large drivers with modest incomes and a general reduction in taxes, would this last option really be more advantageous? Certainly, the reduction of taxes would benefit all drivers, but it would really benefit only the very big drivers. (Economy).

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The French President confirms that he will leave office at the end of his second term, but opens the door to return in the future

·Madrid, Spain
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Emmanuel Macron says he will leave office early next year but leaves open the possibility of returning to presidency for a non-consecutive term, which the Constitution allows

·Ankara, Türkiye
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In an interview with the magazine "Variety", Emmanuel Macron stated that he did not exclude anything about a new application for the Elysée at the end of the quinquennium 2027-2032. A legal perspective allowed by the...

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Questioned by an American magazine, the President of the Republic recalled that "according to our Constitution, you are entitled to two consecutive terms", without closing the door to a return at the end of the next quinquennium.

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Center

Several politicians reacted to the TV interview given by Emmanuel Macron on Thursday, in which he spoke about the fuel crisis and the international situation. At the same time, presidential candidates continue their campaign.

·France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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