Primer of the Social Democratic Left: Raphaël Glucksmann Appointed in the First Round
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MEP Raphaël Glucksmann has convincingly won the centre-left primary for the presidency in France. This choice strengthens the political center but puts left-wing cooperation out of sight.
The MEP obtained 66.17% of the votes, far ahead of the first secretary of the PS, the deputy Olivier Faure, who achieved 14.5%The partisans - Raphaël Glucksmann, the story does not end here The MEP Raphaël Glucksmann, 46, has won the primaries organized by the French Socialist Party (PS) and will be the candidate for the next presidential election in 2027. He obtained 66.17% of the votes, far ahead of the first secretary of the PS, the deputy Ol…
MEP Raphael Glucksmann has been elected as the Social Democratic Left candidate for the French presidential election. The left-wing candidate won more than 66% of the vote in the first round of the primary, in which 120,787 voters participated, according to the organizers of the vote. The leader of the Place Publique party won by a wide margin over Socialist Party leader Olivier Faure, who won 14%. The other three candidates, Ségolène Royal, Jér…
The leader of the Place Publique party won by a wide margin over Socialist Party leader Olivier Faure.
The Euro MP Place Publique clearly imposes himself with more than 66% of the votes out of 120,000 voters. It is enough to let him hope that a dynamic will start to catch Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the race for the ElyséeThe French left has a second candidate. After a full weekend of voting at the primary social democrat, it is Raphaël Glucksmann, the Euro MP Place Publique and favourite of the election, who arrived largely in the lead. The latter eve…
In France, a member of the European Parliament, journalist and documentaryist Rafael Gluxmann won the first round of the Socialist Party and the "Public Place" movement by winning more than 66% of the votes and becoming an official candidate in the 2027 presidential election, reports on Sunday Le Figaro. "Now, after winning his bet, the Social Democratic will have to rally losers, in particular Olivier Fora and Segolen Ruyal, as well as compete …
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