
On the eve of the last televised debate of the socialist primary, private remarks by Raphaël Glucksmann were broadcast by Le Media, provoking indignant reactions from Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Ségolène Royal, who described them as sexist and untruths.
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On the eve of the last televised debate of the candidates for the socialist primary, comments by Raphaël Glucksmann, intended to remain private, were broadcast by Le Media, an online support close to the radical left.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Ségolène Royal could ask Raphaël Glucksmann for public explanations
Likely · Within days
The Media could maintain or intensify its critical coverage of primary candidates
Possible · Within weeks

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Two days before a major high school mobilization, the candidates for the socialist primary debate youth, school and Parcoursup, while accusations of anti-Semitism targeting Jordan Bardella reignite tensions within the National Rally and polemical remarks by Raphaël Glucksmann on Ségolène Royal and Jean-Luc Mélenchon resurface.

During the left-wing primary, Raphaël Glucksmann, Ségolène Royal and other candidates clashed over questions of strategy and values, while controversial remarks attributed to Glucksmann on Mélenchon and Royal resurfaced. At the same time, Mediapart relaunches accusations against Jordan Bardella for anti-Semitic writings from 2013, which the RN denies, and Dominique de Villepin believes that the demonization of the party is not complete. On the economic front, Minister Roland Lescure specifies that the effort requested from businesses in the 2027 budget is 10 billion euros, compared to the 20 billion put forward by Medef. The costs of campaign meetings are increasing due to inflation, pushing some candidates to reduce their public events.

During the left-wing primary for the 2027 presidential election, tensions erupted between candidates after the broadcast by Le Média of private videos in which Raphaël Glucksmann criticized Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Ségolène Royal, while debates on the 2027 budget, electoral meetings and accusations against Jordan Bardella shook the French political scene.

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During the left-wing primary, Jérôme Guedj, Olivier Faure, Ségolène Royal, Raphaël Glucksmann and Emmanuel Maurel defend their visions to represent the social-democratic camp in the face of ten years of macronism and the rise of the RN, while Dominique de Villepin defends Jordan Bardella against accusations of anti-Semitism from Mediapart, and Roland Lescure specifies that the effort requested from companies in the 2027 budget is 10 billion euros, half less than the Medef estimate.