Deadlock in race to lead socialists in France

A closely fought race between two women to become the new leader of France’s Socialist Party has ended in a dead heat, a senior party official said early today.

Deadlock in race to lead socialists in France

A closely fought race between two women to become the new leader of France’s Socialist Party has ended in a dead heat, a senior party official said early today.

Former presidential candidate Segolene Royal and Martine Aubry, the architect of the country’s 35-hour work week, were running neck-and-neck, said Daniel Vaillant, a former interior minister.

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