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- Rennes_Congress abstract "The Rennes Congress was the thirteenth national congress of the French Socialist Party (Parti socialiste or PS). It took place from 15 to 18 March 1990.In 1988, François Mitterrand was re-elected President of France but the PS obtained only a relative majority in the National Assembly. Elected with a moderate program (for a "united France"), Mitterrand chose his former rival Michel Rocard, leader of the right-wing of the party, as Prime Minister. Furthermore, centerist politicians joined the cabinet.Lionel Jospin, the party's First Secretary since 1981, was appointed national Education Minister. Mitterrand wanted his former Prime Minister Laurent Fabius succeedeed him to the head of the party.Fabius appeared as the heir chosen by Mitterrand. A coalition was created in order to prevent Fabius from being elected First Secretary. It gathered Rocard's supporters and a part of the Mitterrandist faction led by Jospin, comprising those members with a background in the grassroots of the party and a long history of membership. Their candidate, Pierre Mauroy, another former Prime Minister, defeated Fabius.During the Rennes Congress, Mitterrand wanted impose Fabius as First Secretary. For a second time, he was opposed by a Rocard-Jospin alliance. The Rennes Congress was marked by the violence in the Mitterrandist group which split between Jospiniens and Fabiusiens, the later group being those "high fliers" who had joined the party relatively recently.Other minority factions which presented proposals to the Congress were:Jean-Pierre Chevènement ("Socialism and Republic", formerly CERES) led the eurosceptic left-wingJulien Dray and Jean-Luc Mélenchon ("Socialist Left") were former trotskyists who criticized the "opening" to center-right politiciansMarie-Noëlle Lienemann advocated an autogestionary projectJean Poperen ("To gather the Left") wanted to renew the alliance with the Communist Party.".
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- Rennes_Congress title "Popular vote".
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- Rennes_Congress subject Category:1990_in_France.
- Rennes_Congress subject Category:1990_in_politics.
- Rennes_Congress subject Category:Congresses_of_the_Socialist_Party_(France).
- Rennes_Congress comment "The Rennes Congress was the thirteenth national congress of the French Socialist Party (Parti socialiste or PS). It took place from 15 to 18 March 1990.In 1988, François Mitterrand was re-elected President of France but the PS obtained only a relative majority in the National Assembly. Elected with a moderate program (for a "united France"), Mitterrand chose his former rival Michel Rocard, leader of the right-wing of the party, as Prime Minister.".
- Rennes_Congress label "Congrès de Rennes".
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