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By Le ParisienIt's a match within a match. While Laurent Wauquiez is waging a fierce internal campaign against Bruno Retailleau for the presidency of LR, he will face another rival. Next week, on the show "C'est pas tous les jours dimanche" on BFMTV, Benjamin Duhamel will referee a duel between the leader of the right-wing deputies and the leader of the Insoumis, Manuel Bompard.
A strange display just a week before the Republican activists' vote ? "It's an opportunity to confront his main opponent: LFI and its communitarian project," responds Wauquiez's entourage. Bompard isn't fooled: "He's trying to win his congress by being more anti-Insoumis than Retailleau."
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