The return to school in January 2022 will not have clarified the political landscape on the left. They are nine, maybe even 10 candidates to claim left and want to appear before the French voters, April 10, 2022, for the first round of the presidential election. And according to the polls, none emerges to qualify in the second round.
“ The distressing spectacle of a deadly left “, title The world this week when Release evoked ” a left in several time zones “. While ” the left seems doomed to make up the numbers » for the Express whereas Le Figaro wondering if it’s not the specter of disappearance that awaits the left ».
So many titles from the French press which illustrate the subject of the day and which we are going to discuss with 3 guests.
-Olivier Rouquan, political scientist and associate researcher at the Center for Studies and Research in Administrative and Political Sciences
– Jean-Numa Ducange, University professor in political and social history of the 19th and 20th centuries in Europe at the University of Rouen, member of the Institut universitaire de France,book co-editor Global history of socialisms 19th-21st century (Puff, 2021)
– Frederique Matonti, Professor of Political Science at theUniversity of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, author of the book How did we become reacs? (Fayard, 2021).