US EditionCongress of the PS: Olivier Faure, Winner in Trompe-L'oeil, Sees His Margin of Manoeuvre Shrink
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DECRYPTAGE - Returned first secretary, Olivier Faure inherits a party still torn between two camps that do not share the same strategy for 2027.
On Thursday, after a tighter than expected vote, the member of Parliament for Seine-et-Marne was forced to deal with the current of Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, who arrived second, and Boris Vallaud. A setback to a presidential election in which he hoped to play a leading role.
A short-headed winner, the first secretary of the PS will have no choice but to compose, along the water, with the currents of his rival Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol and his former ally, Boris Vallaud. Towards a collegial or powerless direction?
The first secretary of the French Socialist Party Olivier Faure was re-elected just Thursday at the head of his party. Representative of the left wing of the party, he won an internal election against the mayor of Rouen, the centrist Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol.
On Thursday, the socialist activists were called to elect the leader of their party. The outgoing First Secretary, Olivier Faure, was a candidate for his own succession. In front of him: the mayor of Rouen, Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, who had already tried his luck in 2023. Finally, at the national level, the PS announced the renewal of Olivier Faure. In the Gard, it was Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol who came in the lead. A special feature in the Occitan…
The suspense has been lifted: the Socialist Party has decided. After a night of tension and a very contested vote, the name of the new first secretary is now known. The result, tight, will be officially
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