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Alexandre Leduc has opted out of the race for Québec solidaire’s spokesperson position, citing personal and strategic reasons. His withdrawal leaves the party to explore alternative leadership options while navigating internal debates and recalibrating its messaging amid evolving electoral dynamics.
Le successeur de Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois doit être basé à l’extérieur de Montréal, conclut-il au terme de sa réflexion.
Le député d’Hochelaga-Maisonneuve Alexandre Leduc ne briguera pas le poste de porte-parole masculin de Québec solidaire.
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