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Antifascist protest on sidelines of RN congress in Orléans highlights divisions on French left
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· October 25, 2026
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The racist attack in Trappes and the urgent need to unite against the far right were on everyone's minds at Saturday's protest against the Rassemblement National congress in the city in central France. But deep divisions remain among the left-wing groups.
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Key points But deep divisions remain among the left-wing groups. The racist attack in Trappes and the urgent need to unite against the far right were on everyone's minds at Saturday's protest against the Rassemblement National congress in the city in central France. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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