Young LR activists face the difficult start of Bruno Retailleau's campaign

On October 25, at the central market of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, local residents engage with campaigners from the Les Républicains party promoting Bruno Retailleau for the presidential election. Despite the party's efforts, reactions are mixed, with some expressing skepticism about Retailleau's chances. Campaigners emphasize a message of restoring order in response to social unrest in France. Anaëlle Reynès, a young party member, contrasts two youth groups: one that disrupts and another that seeks stability and education. The campaign aims to resonate with the silent majority who desire a return to normalcy.