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FRENCH POLICY: Primary socialist first televised debate to show its differences

AFP - A 24 days before the election, six candidates in the primary PS face Thursday night, without force, or relief, in their first game broadcasting on France 2 at the French, with the challenge to stand out without s' face.

The exercise was so forced, none ventured to scratch its competitors. The atmosphere was both print and solemnity and gravity, both at presentation (one minute each) that during their oral exam (10 minutes each) on the theme of the crisis and one of his choice.

Martine Aubry has detailed its "priorities": "employment, purchasing power, education and security."The former number two of the Jospin government, saying "determined" and "ready", claimed "full responsibility" past.

Manuel Valls, who wants to embody "the left who speaks the truth," he said, "Nicolas Sarkozy has failed but the old recipes are no longer valid." Its "priority, the debt of the country." "Promise to the French" an immediate wage increase was "lying to them, said the member of the Essonne.

Arnaud Montebourg, champion of de-globalization, denounced "those responsible for the crisis": "global finance and government who resigned to it."He proposed the division of corporate profits, the rent freeze, and the payment of allowances from the first child to defend the purchasing power.

He, the son of a small-"Arabic for Algeria," son of "Pork Butcher," who wants "radical and draconian measures", said he was "a child of this Republic that has mixed France ".

Only non-socialist candidate, Jean-Michel GWP Baylet highlighted its commitment to provide the primary his "sensitivity", "that of an entrepreneur committed to the left" and that "a radical activist" who wants to "put his ideas for progress and rally for the victory in 2012."

He stressed that the program also included "the legalization of cannabis," stressing that it was "not the same" as the decriminalization, which "solves nothing." He further argued for the right to die with dignity.

The former candidate for the Elysée in 2007 said he wanted "to rebuild the social ladder for those who make an effort", saying that "the French Republic, (was) equal as possible."

"I will respect the Republic of the social order", ensuring that it would be "moral guarantor of the public, of public morals."She promised "an oversight committee of the commitments", "with 50% (members) of the majority, 50% of the opposition."

Market, it claimed to have gone through "without relations and without piston".

François Hollande has held that "the only valid question" was "successful change in 2012."For the member of Corrèze, three conditions are necessary: ​​"credibility", "including tax justice, without which no efforts, a great hope, without which a nation can not recover."

Very offensive, he repeated his desire to recreate the 60,000 jobs in Education during the next five years, defending his proposed "contract generation," its tax reform, which will be "the first act of his candidacy" and reaffirmed its position on nuclear.

In the third part of 50 minutes, the highlight of the show, standing in front of their desks, they were shouted at and then address, each of which may mark more strongly the difference. Before a word of conclusion for each.