The second debate among the five candidates running for the French presidency, organized by the PS-Place Publique primary, occurred on Thursday, October 1st. This series of debates aims to provide voters with a clearer understanding of the candidates' positions before the final debate, which is set for Sunday, October 4th. These events are part of a broader effort to engage the public in the political process and offer insight into the candidates' policies and personalities. The debates are structured to allow each candidate to present their views on key issues such as the economy, social policies, and foreign relations. The format typically includes moderated questions, direct exchanges between candidates, and audience participation. These events are broadcasted on various media platforms to reach a wide audience and are often followed by analysis and commentary in the press. Chaunu, a well-known cartoonist and illustrator, regularly contributes to Ouest-France with drawings that capture the daily news of French and international affairs. His work often combines humor with sharp political commentary, offering readers a visual perspective on current events. Through his illustrations, Chaunu provides a unique way for the public to engage with and understand the complexities of political and social issues. The upcoming final debate will be a crucial moment for the candidates to solidify their positions and influence public opinion before the official election. With the political landscape in France being closely watched both domestically and internationally, these debates play a significant role in shaping the narrative of the presidential race.