Valls, Rebsamen, Méadel… The (small) conflict prizes of Bayrou on the left | EUROtoday

CIt’s not what François Bayrou hoped for however he can be content material with it. The new Prime Minister, who hoped to draw figures from the PS, could have satisfied solely a handful of left-wing personalities, who’re not a part of the PS, to hitch the federal government. Overview.

The return of Manuel Valls

Manuel Valls, former Minister of the Interior (2012-2014) and Prime Minister and Minister (2014-2016) of François Hollande, is appointed to Overseas. The arrival of this former Socialist Party government – he has not been there since 2017 – will undoubtedly shock the remainder of the New Popular Front. In June 2024, he castigated in our columns the “miserable electoral agreement” negotiated by the left-wing forces. This is the tip of an extended “crossing the desert” for Valls, who can be primarily liable for implementing the reconstruction of Mayotte, devastated by Cyclone Chido.

François Rebsamen, the “confirmation” of a rallying to Emmanuel Macron

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François Rebsamen, mayor of Dijon and president of the Progressive Federation celebration, inherits regional planning and decentralization. In an interview with La Tribune Sundayhe declared that he was “ready to commit”. A “poaching” from the left for Bayrou? When his identify was being circulated for entry into the federal government, a PS cacique was eager to make clear: “It’s not a poaching, it’s a confirmation. He publicly supports Macron and he was still in Valérie Hayer’s campaign video [tête de liste de Renaissance aux européennes]. »

Juliette Méadel, close to Glucksmann

Juliette Méadel, magistrate at the Court of Auditors, is appointed Minister Delegate in charge of the City. This former spokesperson for the PS (2014-2016) is today close to Raphaël Glucksmann and Bernard Cazeneuve. “With censorship, the socialists have lost the opportunity to represent the responsible left,” she denounced in a current interview with Point. In the 2022 presidential election, she supported Emmanuel Macron.