Spécial Elections municipales : Le grand oral des candidats

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Hédonia radio était partenaire d'un Grand Oral des candidats aux élections municipales 2026 à La Rochelle, organisé par les Shifters Charente-Maritime et un collectif d'associations. Les candidats ayant répondu à l'invitation ont pu exposer leurs projets concernant la santé, la mobilité, l'adaptation et un thème de prédilection laissé libre. L'occasion de connaître un peu mieux les ambitions des candidats pour La Rochelle. Les listes RN et Lutte ouvrière se sont faites excusées. Etaient présents les candidats ou représentants des listes : La Rochelle insoumises et populaire de Véronique Bonnet.La Rochelle Unie de Maryline Simoné.Pour les Rochelaises et les Rochelais de Olivier Falorni.Générations La Rochelle de Thibaut Guiraud.Une vision pour La Rochelle de Christophe Batcabe.

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