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67 ans à la tête d’un village, d’à peine 60 habitants. 12 mandats. 93 ans. Et toujours maire. À Priez, dans l’Aisne, Yves Bahu vient d’être réélu… au premier tour avec 100 % des suffrages. Depuis 1959, il a vu passer 8 présidents, transformé son village, et accompagné toutes les évolutions… du téléphone à l’eau potable. (Abonne-toi pour ne pas manquer les prochains reportages !)
👉 Dévouement exceptionnel… ou démocratie qui ne se renouvelle plus ?


#LongévitéPolitique #MaireDeFrance #DémocratieLocale #ReportageInsolite

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00:00He has been mayor for 67 years and has just been re-elected for the 12th time.
00:04His name is Yves Pahut, he is 93 years old.
00:06When he took over the mayoralty of Priès in the Aisne, Charles de Gaulle had only just come to power.
00:10Since then, he has seen 8 presidents and almost the entire history of the 5th Republic.
00:15For this 2026 municipal election, no one dared to run against him.
00:19As a result, he was re-elected in the first round with 100% of the votes.
00:22In the 1960s, everything was done with pencil and paper.
00:25In fact, it was he who brought running water and electricity back to his village.
00:28If he completes this term, in 2033 he will be 100 years old.
00:31So, is it the heroic devotion of a passionate individual, or a symbol of a democracy that has ceased to renew itself?
00:36Let me know in the comments.
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