Cambadélis wants a PS “or social-liberal or mélenchonisé” – Liberation

The first secretary of the PS, Jean-Christophe Cambadélis said Sunday want to build a party “that is neither liberal nor social mélenchonisé” and that can gather a “People’s Alliance” on the left.

Grand Guest appointment Europe 1 / Le Monde / iTV shortly before the formal filing of four motions endorsed Saturday by the Socialist Party national council, Jean-Christophe Cambadélis hoped that the motion he will present to the PS Congress in June, “very large majority, that the Socialist Party is finally stabilized and build its renewal”

“The personalities who gathered on my motion share three simple ideas:. the sense of general interest of the Left, the government will succeed in the recovery of the country, and finally the need to have a socialist party that is neither liberal nor social mélenchonisé “said he said, referring to the founder the Left Party Mélenchon.

It is necessary, he said, the PS “is able to bring together all citizens who are left in this country, in a popular new covenant.”

Martine Aubry, who finally signed the motion, “has never been at the head of slingers, it has not inspired them, it has a political orientation of its own, she always wanted be at the center of the Socialist Party, “he says.

Mr. Cambadélis acknowledged that hostile references to two former European leaders, the British Labour Tony Blair and the German Social Democratic Gerard Schröder, had been removed from the text of his motion, at the request of the Mayor of Lyon Gérard Collomb, wing right of PS.

“We spent hours and hours discussing line by line, word for word” the motion, he said, but instead at the congress in June Poitiers, “there will not be the famous board synthesis, there will be a majority that will enable clarity.”

Asked repeatedly nomination Francois Hollande for president in 2017, Jean -Christophe Cambadélis refused to comment: “Today François Hollande is the task of President of the Republic, he has not announced his candidacy”

In the regional elections of December, Jean. Christophe Cambadélis believes the PS “will make very good scores” s”il “manages to be clear in its objectives and it is able to form alliances.”