Alexis Delafontaine, edited by Manon Fossat
Since she announced “consider” a potential candidate for the presidential election, Christiane Taubira does not spare on travel. Tuesday, she went to Cergy, in Val-d’Oise, for a visit around youth and precariousness. Always in the hope of the next holding of a primary on the left.
She is not officially a presidential candidate, but it is just like. Christiane Taubira goes on outings: after Saint-Denis this weekend, she goes to Cergy, in Val-d’Oise for a visit focused on youth and precariousness. Welcomed Tuesday in Cergy by the socialist mayor, the putative candidate went to meet children who have come out of sport.
No doubt, there is still work to be done to make yourself known. “Do you know this lady?” Asked the young people. “No” they answer in heart. “I am Christiane Taubira, I was an MP, then I was Minister of Justice,” she explains to them. And when a teenager asks him the fateful question, Christiane Taubira keeps all her skill. “I wanted to know when are you going to show up?” What the former Keeper of the Seals asks him to do: “Introduce me to what? When you ask a question it must be precise”.
A lightning campaign
The presidential election, a goal that she secretly cherishes according to those around her. Since last weekend Christiane Taubira is indeed on her third trip and intends to conduct a lightning campaign to convince the other left-wing candidates to participate with her in a primary at the end of January. A plan that appeals to Murielle, a socialist for 40 years. “We are very happy. Me, I am a socialist and frankly, I am really disappointed. And there to have heard you, that makes me happy,” she assures us.
“Something is happening,” says one of his collaborators, who remains optimistic about the upcoming holding of a primary on the left.