Socialist Party primary faces organisational chaos ahead of left-wing debate
The Socialist Party's attempt to hold a unifying primary for its presidential hopefuls is unraveling, with disputes over the debate format stalling progress.
The party had planned a primary to bring together all left-wing contenders, including allies Raphaël Glucksmann and Emmanuel Maurel, and to rally behind the winner. However, the process has faltered from the start. A key point of contention is whether the contest should feature a single televised debate, as favored by Glucksmann, or a different format. This disagreement highlights deeper organisational challenges within the party.
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