Raphaël Glucksmann, Olivier Faure, Ségolène Royal, Jérôme Guedj and Emmanuel Maurel participated in a televised debate on BFM TV this Sunday evening, in collaboration with the newspaper Libération. The event occurred on October 4 and was described by Libération as the third and final major debate before the first round of the upcoming election. The discussion focused on key issues such as the economy, security, and the country's future direction. Each candidate presented their views on how to address France’s current challenges, including inflation, rising crime rates, and the need for political renewal. The candidates emphasized their distinct policy approaches, with some advocating for more radical changes and others promoting stability and continuity. The debate took place in a highly charged political atmosphere, with voters preparing to choose candidates for the first round of the election. The candidates used the opportunity to highlight their platforms and differentiate themselves from their opponents. The event was broadcast live, allowing viewers across France to engage with the candidates’ proposals and personalities. This was the last of three scheduled debates before the election, and it provided a final chance for candidates to influence public opinion. With the first round approaching, the discussion underscored the intensity of the race and the significance of each candidate’s message in shaping the electoral landscape.