The French Socialist Party (PS) is experiencing internal tensions as Olivier Faure, the party's First Secretary, opts out of Carole Delga's political event in Bram, Occitanie.

Scheduled for September 28, the event is a significant gathering for PS members critical of Faure's leadership and his alliance with the left-wing insoumis.

Faure's absence stems from dissatisfaction over not being allowed to conclude the event, a role traditionally reserved for the First Secretary.

Despite Delga's attempts to mediate and offer alternative solutions, Faure's decision highlights the growing rift within the party.

This discord comes ahead of the upcoming congress, where the party's leadership will be re-evaluated, underscoring the importance of unity amidst political challenges.