A UMP, everything remains to faire

Le harder begins to Jean-Francois Cope and François Fillon. The two rivals must now pass the lab to pick up the pieces of their party.

Jean-Francois Cope and François Fillon nice to have buried the hatchet, there is still much to do before proclaiming the direction paix.Une redial. Cope and Fillon will meet tomorrow to discuss. It retains the title of president, but he has already announced that it will open the leadership of the UMP: the fillonistes Laurent Wauquiez and Valérie Pécresse join Luc Chatel and Michele Tabarot as Vice President and Corporate Secretary delegated. The rest of the organization will also be expanded with duos each strategic position (federations, elections, membership ...). A real Mexican army in perspective! But Fillon wants the opposite team strengthened with a true sharing of responsibility and transparency in party finances. This last point may be debated, because the statutes of the UMP can not split the treasurer, it is argued in Cope ... The subject is sensitive. The UMP is indeed indebted, and the threat of invalidation of campaign of Nicolas Sarkozy alone could weigh slate of some € 10 million. "Whatever the next president of the UMP, it will have no leeway, says a former minister. It will reduce the lifestyle and permanent dismissal from 30 to 40. "For Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, the question of the sale of the Parisian headquarters pose.Un to organize new elections. This is the next step, and it also promises to be complicated. Cope and Fillon have agreed to a new election of the President of the UMP held in September. Reform statutes must set the rules, as well as the primary designate in the 2016 presidential candidate. Xavier Bertrand, who must see this week Fillon and Cope, will be a member of the (...) Read more about LeParisien.frUMP: Raffarin launches seven challenges in 2013 Juppé: Cope "had the best profile" to lead UMPJuppé : Cope "had the best profile" to lead UMPMariage gay: AHR could be decoupled from the constitutional loiConseil: Holland wants more ex-presidents