US EditionMarseille Mayor Benoît Payan: The Left Needs 'to Rebuild a Top-Level Political Force'
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The mayor of the capital celebrates by bike. Awarded the choice to avoid extremists
Marseille Mayor Benoît Payan: The left needs 'to rebuild a top-level political force'
Benoît Payan won his face-off with the far-right Rassemblement National candidate without the radical left La France Insoumise party's support. In this interview with Le Monde, he explains his conclusions about the future of the left.
Last night, the socialist party allied with France Insoumise lost many cities. These defeats have masked major victories in Paris or Marseilles. The National Rally continues its conquest of the...
The Socialist Party failed to conquer Toulouse and lost Brest and Clermont-Ferrand, but consoled itself by retaining the two largest cities in France.
Paris and Marseilles, the two most important cities in France, are still in the hands of socialists who refused to ally themselves with candidates from Insumisa France (LFI) and rose up as a right-wing dam, while other comrades in the ranks reaped in the municipalities this Sunday few fruits of their pacts with the left-wing party, according to EFE."Paris will be the heart of the resistance against the far-right," said the new governor of the ca…
Paris and Marseilles, the two main cities of France, will remain under socialist control after the municipal elections held this Sunday. In both cases, the candidates of the Socialist Party (PS) chose not to seal alliances with La Francia Insumisa (LFI), a strategy that allowed them to consolidate as a dam in front of the right. On the contrary, other socialist leaders that do.
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