"We provide evidence that the nine left is represented on the list of Jean-Luc Moudenc," says former Socialist city councillor Robert Gely, now excluded from the PS, who had attended yesterday colistiers Jean-Luc Moudenc ordered "left": Yvette Benayoun-Nakache (ex-PS), Marie-Francoise Mendez (ex-Greens), but also candidates who confess "rather a sensitivity of the left" as Cheikh Diop, Elisabeth Toutut, Souad Cherif, Catherine Gay, Guy Weissenbacher and even Rene Bouscatel, the operator of Stade Toulousain yet close to the UMP, or centrist-Elisabeth Husson Barnier. At a time when the label of the party of the presidential majority is more than a ball card, the list Moudenc displays its social fiber. "We have no difficulty, we are perfectly at ease," says Robert Gely. "We are what we are," Yvette Benayoun-Nakache, Royal who had voted in the presidential election. For example, among the nine "left" from the list Moudenc, eight would have voted for former opponent Nicolas Sarkozy, which will be in Toulouse tomorrow to support Peter Cohen. "At the national level, Jean-Luc Moudenc leaves us free of our choices," says Yvette Benayoun-Nakache.

Tel Giscard, "colistiers recall that the left does not have a monopoly of social". Indeed, Guy Weissenbacher, "from a modest background," happened to fall in when

[He] was small. " Rene Bouscatel, who "comes from a middle even more modest," says he "could never have become part of a party system and present ideas dictated by a political office."
The sensitivity of the left side of the list Moudenc: Husson, Gay, Bouscatel, Cherif, Benayoun-Nakache, Weissenbacher, Gely, Mendez, and Toutut Diop. Photo DDM, Nathalie Saint-Affre.