The French left is set to choose a prime minister candidate from within their victorious electoral coalition, as announced by Socialist Party leader Olivier Faure. The alliance, comprising Socialist, Green, Communist, and radical parties, will make a decision within the week to replace Gabriel Attal.
With the possibility of a consensus or vote, selecting a candidate poses a challenge. The question arises on who will lead the coalition as prime minister, with various opinions within the alliance regarding the top candidate.
As discussions continue, the potential contenders remain uncertain. The alliance aims to find a balance to govern effectively, emphasizing the need to determine a suitable candidate beyond previous party affiliations. The political landscape in France undergoes a significant transformation following recent elections.