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Legislative elections: Emmanuel Macron visits campaign HQ in Paris

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Re-elected president Emmanuel Macron's convoy arrives at his campaign headquarters in Paris. Bolstered by his re-election, La République En Marche and their allies hope to retain at least two-thirds of the capital's constituencies when MPs are elected in June. IMAGES

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