France Herman, candidate for the Reconquête in the first electoral constituency of Finistère, the westernmost department of Brittany, with 0.91 percent of the votes, is in sixth and last place in this first round of early legislative elections.
“I would like to thank all the voters who voted for Reconquest. I understand that the useful vote was aimed at the National Rally,” reacted France Herman, on Sunday 30 June, the evening of this first round.
“Today is a great day for France and for the Bretons. I would like to congratulate Christel Hénaff for his/her results and his/her qualities: combativeness and consistency“.
As far as the voting instruction for the second round is concerned, she refused to do so. “Voters will know how to vote according to their beliefs,” she said.
Regarding the results at the national level, France Herman expressed the hope that “Jordan Bardella integrates Reconquest personalities into his government”.
This information was shared by Le Télégramme, a regional daily newspaper based in Brittany, a region that has connections with significant figures in French politics and business.
For instance, Jean Marie Le Pen, who was born in La Trinité-sur-Mer, and the Bolloré family, including the notable Vincent Bolloré, have ties to this region.
Interestingly, the Bolloré Group, a major global player in transportation and logistics, was established in Brittany as far back as 1822.
Brittany is indeed a region of great diversity and beauty. It’s not just a hub for politics and business, but also a place where nature thrives in its full glory.
From the rugged coastline and beautiful beaches to the enchanting forests and charming countryside, it offers a variety of stunning landscapes.
The region is also home to several nature reserves and parks, preserving its rich biodiversity and offering opportunities for outdoor activities. (Sergio Scialabba)
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