Eleonore Para is based in France. She used to be Director of Institutional Affairs for a multinational retail company in Italy. For seven years Eleonore was Head of Institutional Affairs for Lottomatica – now IGT, a leading company in the gambling and lottery market in Italy. Before that, she assumed the role of Head of institutional and international relations of the ARJEL (online gaming public authority) in Paris. She began her professional career in an association fighting violences againts women, after studying law at Paris II Assas and obtaining a Master's degree in European Union law. She also held the role of legal attaché of the Economic Mission of the French Embassy in Italy and of Senior Manager for a Public Affairs agency in Paris.
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In France, MPs are elected by direct universal suffrage by voters registered on the electoral roll. The voting system is a two-round, constituency-based majority system. Following the dissolution of the National Assembly, the first round of early elections took place on Sunday 30 June, with the second round to be held on Sunday 7 July.
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The first debate between the candidate of the presidential majority, Valérie Hayer, and the lead candidate of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella.
Macron reviewed European achievements and outlined the roadmap for the European Union. The purpose of this intervention: “to influence the agenda” of the next European Commission after the elections next June.