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Anaïs Dumont earned her reputation in university halls and boardrooms alike, where her razor-sharp analyses and willingness to play hardball made her both a feared strategist and a private advisor to power.

A former investigative journalist turned political operative, Élise Faure rose to prominence by exposing elite corruption through viral media campaigns, using her ruthless tactics and media savvy to dismantle rivals one headline at a time.

A once-controversial corporate lobbyist turned political operator, Lucie Morin leveraged her sharp instincts and unorthodox tactics to become the party’s most indispensable strategist, known for her unwavering devotion to those who championed her rise.

The silver-haired heir to a maritime empire, Louis Simon spent decades leveraging his family’s wealth and political ties to quietly dismantle trade barriers—until a foreign policy crisis convinced him that bold public leadership was now the only path forward.

Raised in a dockworker’s household, Thomas Thomas clawed his way up from obscurity through sheer intellect and political maneuvering, wielding policy briefs like weapons in his quest to outmaneuver rivals in the halls of power.