Purists Hurt Left’s Chances in France, Could Do Same in Italy
Disunity on the French left is handing the election to the right. Italy’s Democrats must not make the same mistake.
Disunity on the French left is handing the election to the right. Italy’s Democrats must not make the same mistake.
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A left-wing unity ticket could keep François Fillon and Emmanuel Macron out of the runoff.
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