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Fabien Roussel

Fabien Roussel

French politician (born 1969)

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  • 4h ago

    AfD wins 44.4% in Saxony-Anhalt state election ahead of Merz's CDU

    The Alternative for Germany won 44.4% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt on 6 September 2026, falling just short of an absolute majority as established parties ruled out coalitions.

  • Jul 5

    Fabien Roussel re-elected French Communist Party leader with 70.1% of the vote

    Fabien Roussel has been re-elected national secretary of the French Communist Party at the party's 40th congress in Lille, securing 70.1% of the vote. He is expected to confirm his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election later today.

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