The PS attack Sarkozy and the government in recent meetings

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Several members of the Socialist Party must intensify the movement this week. The strategy of the opposition is to repeat that there is no political difference between Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Fillon, and that the poor results of the first in the polls worth in the second.

Francois Hollande (AFP)

Francois Hollande (AFP)
At the end of campaigning for the municipal elections, the PS strategy is to reiterate that there is no there no difference between the president and his prime minister, and that poor performance in the first polls worth in the second.
The Socialist mayor of Paris Bertrand Delanoe is to hold meetings Monday, March 3, Tuesday and Thursday. Denis Baupin must also speak to the Greens on Monday, while on the same day, Francois Hollande is expected in the east of France.
Royal will travel to Toulouse Wednesday, which is also the left, led by Peter Cohen, the threat outgoing centrist Jean-Luc Moudenc.
Olivier Besancenot of the LCR has to defend the list Monday unitary LCR-Motivated. Arlette Laguiller (LO) will travel Thursday.
The national secretary of the PCF, Marie-George Buffet, Tuesday to attend a meeting in Romilly (Dawn), with Francois Hollande.
Francois Bayrou will support, Tuesday in Paris, MoDem candidate for mayor, Marielle de Sarnez, while uncertainty about a possible second-round agreement with Bertrand Delanoe.

"The efficiency of government, I do not see it"

On the right, Francois Fillon, who was visiting Saturday in his electoral stronghold of the Sarthe, will visit Tuesday in Lyon, where the right is in difficulty, the Socialist mayor Gerard Collomb winner since facing the UMP Dominique Perben .
Wednesday, the Prime Minister will be in Nantes, which the outgoing Socialist Jean-Marc Ayrault devancerait widely UMP Sophie Jozan.
Saturday, Stéphane Le Foll, right arm first secretary of the Socialist Party Francois Hollande, had said: "The behaviour of Francois Fillon and the overall majority is similar in all respects to that of Nicolas Sarkozy who refuses to admit l "failure" of government policy
Laurent Fabius had also said Friday in his stronghold of Grand-Quevilly, near Rouen, there was a "total solidarity" between Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Fillon, and that it was only "the performer "de la politique du chef de l'Etat.
"The efficiency of government, I do not see it," said Laurent Fabius.