It was a month ago, to the day.
On August 29, from the Halle aux grains de Blois, Olivier Faure concluded the summer school of the PS by launching an appeal to the various left-wing parties.
The objective: to find an agreement to designate a
"common candidate"
for the presidential election of 2022.
"He will not be environmentalist, not socialist, not communist, not rebellious.
He will wear all of this at the same time, otherwise, he will not win
,
”
hammered the leader of the Socialists.
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A month later, the first secretary's appeal is, for the moment, akin to a sword in the water.
Since the start of the school year, the various left-wing forces have continued to curl up on themselves, returning unity to an ideal almost already abandoned.
The partial legislative election in Val-de-Marne was proof of this.
Each on their own, the Socialist Party and Europe Ecology-The Greens clashed in a violent campaign where threats and pressure blows animated the daily.
The socialist candidate,
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