The Ront-Point speech

1936, 1981, 2012: for the French people the month of May resonates with the history […]

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15/03/2017

1936, 1981, 2012: for the French people the month of May resonates with the history of the left. Growth, unemployment, terrorism, inequality, refugees… : these are the recurring themes in the news across Europe; these are the questions the left must answer.

Yesterday, somewhere else: it is from a historical and comparative perspective that François Hollande implemented his transformative work in 2012.

Here and now: there are fights that the left has yet to lead and the President shall speak on 3rd May 2016 at the Théâtre du Rond-Point in Paris.

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