THE LEFT IS MOBILIZING AROUND HOLLANDE FOR THE SECOND ROUND OF THE FRENCH ELECTION. LA GAUCHE SE REGROUPE AUTOUR DE HOLLANDE POUR LE SECOND TOUR DE LA PRÉSIDENTIELLE FRANÇAISE









English version

After the first round of the French election that saw the Socialist François Hollande come first, ahead of Nicolas Sarkozy, the other candidates of the left are mobilizing under the rallying cry of beating Sarkozy. These videos are showing the reaction of several leftist candidates who are asking their supporter to vote for Hollande in the second round.

Version française

Après le premier tour de la présidentielle française qui a vu le Socialiste François Hollande arriver en tête devant Nicolas Sarkozy, les autres candidats de gauche se mobilisent sous la bannière du «battre Sarkozy». Ces vidéos présentent les réactions de plusieurs candidats de gauche demandant à leurs supporters de voter Hollande au second tour.

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