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Municipal Elections 2026 in Nice: A United Left… but Divided

Nice Premium - 30/09/2025

The ecologists, socialists, and communists have designated Juliette Chesnel-Le Roux as the head of the list for the municipal elections

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Christian Estrosi announces that the forecourt of the future police hotel in Nice will be named after Nicolas Sarkozy.

Nice Premium - 29/09/2025

A few days after the former president of the Republic was sentenced to five years in prison, Nice’s mayor Christian Estrosi announced that the forecourt of the

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2026 Municipal Elections in Nice: When Legal Issues Take Precedence Over Debates of Ideas

Nice Premium - 17/08/2025

Less than a year before the 2026 municipal elections, the political climate in Nice is marked by judicial issues

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Municipal Elections 2026 in Nice: The Left Alliance Ready to Overturn 80 Years of Right-Wing Rule

Nice Premium - 28/04/2025

The socialists, communists, and ecologists formalize their union for the 2026 municipal elections

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Towards the partial demolition of the Jean-Bouin sports complex in Nice?

Nice Premium - 16/11/2024

The Jean-Bouin complex, emblematic for the people of Nice, has been the subject of new announcements from Mayor Christian Estrosi

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The war of words between Christian Estrosi and Hugues Moutouh

Nice Premium - 14/08/2024

Tensions between the mayor of Nice (Horizons), Christian Estrosi, and the prefect of Alpes-Maritimes, Hugues Moutouh, have been shaking the city for the past fe

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Patrick Allemand was elected president of the city committee of the Socialist Party.

Nice Premium - 12/04/2024

Patrick Allemand is unanimously elected president of the city committee of the Socialist Party of Nice

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Death of François Léotard, the local political sphere reacts

Nice Premium - 25/04/2023

Former Minister of Culture under Jacques Chirac and former mayor of Fréjus, François Léotard passed away at the age of 81, as announced by Emmanuel Macron on Ap

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