“There is no division here between those who would be in favour of a compromise and those who would not,” declared Olivier Faure, “angrily”.
PS leader Olivier Faure, ” angry “He denied everything on Friday “cleavage” within the Socialist Party “between those who would be in favor of a compromise and those who would not”during a press conference held on the second day of the Socialists’ summer meeting in Blois.
“There is no other option than to reach an agreement, everyone knows that. No relative majority can prevail, especially since we do not want to use 49.3.”the article of the Constitution that allows a bill to be passed without a vote, he stressed.
This debate concerns, according to him, “in some bad faith”. “By saying “the whole programme, nothing but the programme”, perhaps Jean-Luc Mélenchon can continue saying it, but who cares! »He stressed that commitment was at the heart of Lucie Castets’ message.
As Olivier Faure’s internal opponents gathered in the afternoon in Blois, he observed that“Before every campus, the minority explains that there will be blood on the walls, and you arrive and you are disappointed”.
According to him, “Activists overwhelmingly support the leadership”He said that 3,000 new activists have joined the party since its dissolution. “What line do you think they came on?”asked.
Minorities, led by the mayors of Vaulx-en-Velin, Hélène Geoffroy, and Rouen, Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, are hostile to the strategy of an alliance with rebel France and believe that the PS must continue its dialogue with Emmanuel Macron in the formation of the next government.
The appointment of a left-wing prime minister other than Lucie Castets is not ruled out. The name that comes up most frequently is that of Bernard Cazeneuve, former head of government under François Hollande.
