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Faure-Glucksmann rivalry energizes French Socialist Party primary campaign

A dispute between Olivier Faure and Raphael Glucksmann over the format of the Socialist Party's primary is intensifying the race, according to Le Monde.

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Le Monde — Une

Olivier Faure, first secretary of France's Socialist Party, and MEP Raphaël Glucksmann, the two frontrunners, are clashing over the format of the social-democratic camp's primary election, Le Monde reported.

Faure wants to broaden the primary to new candidates such as François Ruffin or Matthieu Pigasse, a proposal Glucksmann rejects, according to the report.

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