Glucksmann wins primaries of the French left in the first round
Member of the European Parliament Raphaël Glucksmann won Sunday's primaries of the French social-democratic left and became its candidate in the 2027 presidential election. He received 66 percent of the vote in the first round. Approximately 140,000 voters took part in the contest. hnonline.sk ↗
Glucksmann, who is co-chair of the Place publique party, significantly outpaced the first secretary of the Socialist Party, Olivier Faure, and former presidential candidate Ségolène Royal. Jérôme Guedj and Emmanuel Maurel also took part in the primary race. Neither Faure nor Royal advanced to the next round of voting. Le Monde ↗
After the results were announced, the winner called for the unification of the democratic left in order to defeat the far right. He also reiterated his rejection of an alliance with the France Unbowed party, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Glucksmann built his campaign on distancing himself from Macronism and on ending Mélenchon's dominant influence over the left. Le Monde ↗
After his victory, Glucksmann also shook hands with former President François Hollande. Hollande welcomed his success and indicated his readiness to get involved in the emerging political dynamic. Le Figaro ↗
The new candidate of the social-democratic left will now face the task of uniting the defeated rivals and building a broader electoral coalition. However, his position ahead of the presidential election remains uncertain, as the French left continues to be divided.
Glucksmann, who is co-chair of the Place publique party, significantly outpaced the first secretary of the Socialist Party, Olivier Faure, and former presidential candidate Ségolène Royal. Jérôme Guedj and Emmanuel Maurel also took part in the primary race. Neither Faure nor Royal advanced to the next round of voting. Le Monde ↗
After the results were announced, the winner called for the unification of the democratic left in order to defeat the far right. He also reiterated his rejection of an alliance with the France Unbowed party, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Glucksmann built his campaign on distancing himself from Macronism and on ending Mélenchon's dominant influence over the left. Le Monde ↗
After his victory, Glucksmann also shook hands with former President François Hollande. Hollande welcomed his success and indicated his readiness to get involved in the emerging political dynamic. Le Figaro ↗
The new candidate of the social-democratic left will now face the task of uniting the defeated rivals and building a broader electoral coalition. However, his position ahead of the presidential election remains uncertain, as the French left continues to be divided.
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MEP Glucksmann wins French center-left primary, becoming candidate for presidency
Politico Europe
| 20:11 11.10.
Primaire à gauche : après sa victoire, Hollande félicite Glucksmann, qui lui tend la main en vue de la présidentielle
Le Figaro
| 20:52 11.10.
El eurodiputado Raphaël Glucksmann gana las primarias socialistas en Francia
El Pais
| 19:36 11.10.
EN DIRECT, primaire à gauche : Raphaël Glucksmann, élu dès le premier tour, promet de « rassembler » la gauche pour « battre l’extrême droite », et réaffirme son refus de s’allier avec LFI
Le Monde
| 01:10 12.10.
EN DIRECT, primaire à gauche : Raphaël Glucksmann affirme que sa victoire est celle de « tous ceux qui croient que la gauche doit rompre » avec LFI et tend la main à François Hollande
Le Monde
| 21:07 11.10.
Primaire à gauche : la bérézina d’Olivier Faure, déjà fragilisé à la tête du PS et éliminé dès le premier tour
Le Figaro
| 18:27 11.10.
EN DIRECT, primaire à gauche : qui de Raphaël Glucksmann, Olivier Faure, Ségolène Royal, Emmanuel Maurel ou Jérôme Guedj va se qualifier pour le second tour ? Suivez les résultats du premier tour
Le Monde
| 16:02 11.10.
Primaire sociale-démocrate en direct : qui arrivera en tête à l'issue du premier tour ?
France24
| 15:27 11.10.
Présidentielle 2027 : Raphaël Glucksmann, vainqueur de la primaire à gauche, au défi de mettre la famille sociale-démocrate en ordre de bataille
Le Monde
| 05:33 12.10.
Primaire sociale-démocrate : Raphaël Glucksmann élu dès le premier tour avec 66 % des votes
France24
| 21:02 11.10.
Raphaël Glucksmann officiellement candidat du PS, un "cap clair" et des zones d'ombre
France24
| 20:46 11.10.
Guillaume Tabard : «Pour Raphaël Glucksmann, une sortie par le haut d’une épreuve redoutée»
Le Figaro
| 20:30 11.10.
Prezidentské primárky francúzskeho ľavého stredu vyhral Glucksmann. Chce zjednotiť ľavicu
hnonline.sk
| 20:30 11.10.
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