US EditionElection of the First Secretary: "The Socialist Party Comes Out Further Weakened and Divided at the National Level" Deplores Carole Delga
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Olivier Faure keeps his place at the helm of the Socialist Party. On Thursday 5 June, the Socialist Party activists were called to the polls at the Nancy Congress to elect their new first secretary. The results arrived early this morning and they are as tight as your coffee: the outgoing secretary, Olivier Faure, wins with exactly 50.9% of the votes. A win at the polls that confirms his retention at the head of the party, in a climate of interna…
Olivier Faure was re-elected as first secretary with 50.9% of the votes cast, compared to 49.1% for his challenger, the mayor of Rouen, Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol. The latter was widely supported in...
Pierre Jouvet, MEP and Secretary General of the Socialist Party, is the guest of #LaMidinale.
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