A Veteran of French Politics Is Spicing up the Socialists' Primary: Segolène Royal
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Ségolène Royal is back. Twenty years after her first presidential candidacy, she revived her ambition for 2027 and entered the PS/Public Place primary with a privileged target: Raphaël Glucksmann.
Three weeks after the vote of the primaries of the French Gauche (the first round on 9-10 October), the confrontation between the candidates turns on: the socialist exponent called "firmly" to respect the card of the electoral race that prohibits personal attacks on opponents
A veteran of French politics is spicing up the Socialists' primary: Segolène Royal
Twenty years after losing to Nicolas Sarkozy in the 2007 presidential election, Ségolène Royal is making a new run for the top office. With her campaign struggling to take off, she has started attacking one of the favorites, Raphaël Glucksmann.
The former minister pinned Sunday the supposed inexperience of his opponent to the social democratic primary Raphaël Glucksmann, believing that the president's election would amount to putting "a trainee at the head of a company".
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