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A different story and that's simply not fair for the. kind of we get it he went into politics and moved to paris to work as an assistant for a socialist m.p. but his political aspirations were quassia. during the french parliamentary election of twenty seventeen a socialist with decimated receiving less than six percent of the vote our wants to convince other young people in the party that the socialists themselves were to blame for the election day by arkell he believes former president francois hollande should have reacted differently after the twenty fifteen terror attacks in paris what you...

Next few weeks i'll try to do my pop. his son and many of the young social democrats are not convinced and they'd like a big a say in running the party in the future. does that just now i want to see a stronger push moving forward not just the string quartet but some heavy metal tube on the political stage producing. on this stage at least five stigmas sings the praises of policy unity however the vote may go. it may not be riveting all rocking but he'll be glad if history action can stay and cheer with a crucial youngest section of the party base. we will know sooner than later whether german...

Parliamentarian elections despite being in power during the previous government the party eked out less than six percent of the vote our reporter met with a young socialist in lille who believes he knows where the party's problems lie and is determined to help resolve them. lille in northern france has traditionally been a stronghold for france's socialist party maybe shylock grew up here he says as around the suburb of water a lot where his parents still live like many older residents here they came from algeria his mother's a cleaning lady his father a factory worker became interested in pol...

Conservatives and the social democratic party now lies in the hands of the almost half a million s.p.d. party members who have a post about it on the terms of the agreement but the vote could go either way because the s.p.d. is divided while the older party establishment is keen to renew the coalition with chancellor merkel the youth wing wants the party to go into opposition this split is apparent even in families we met with rush to the deputy party chairman who was instrumental not only in the negotiations for the coalition agreement but also in convincing members to support it members like...