In exactly two months, on April 24, 2022, France will know who will govern it for the next five years. The tension is at its height and the voting intentions are as scrutinized as they are swept away with the back of the hand depending on what you want to see. For Fabien Roussel, communist candidate qui validated its entry into the election with more than 500 sponsorships, an objective has been achieved: that of reviving the PCF which had been forgotten during previous campaigns. His slogan of “happy days” caused a sensation in his party and even among his opponents who recognized his great sympathy capital and a “positive” speech which contrasted with that of certain opponents. Paris Match made his tasty portrait without evading the flaws.
Like many presidential candidates, Fabien Roussel (52) lent himself to the exercise of the photo shoot in everyday situations and with his beloved, Dorothy. We see them cooking together, more accomplices than ever and it is not insignificant: the French gastronomy which he praises has earned him many good points. At Paris Match, he confides in a particular recipe, that of happiness: “If everyone is good at their job and earns a decent living, we avoid disputes between couples.“Thrilled with Dorothée, category C civil servant, attached to the defense of the consumption of the modest categories according to Le Figarohe is the head of a blended family of five children.
Since the start of the campaign, the politician has therefore allowed himself a few deviations to show the woman who makes his heart beat on his Instagram account. For Valentine’s Day, he had unveiled a photo where the couple shines, quoting Paul Eluard to comment on the shot full of love: “It doesn’t take everything to make a world, it takes happiness and nothing else.“