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据报法国前总统奥朗德称若胜算在握,或将参加2027年大选France's Hollande says may run in 2027 if victory looks attainable, paper says

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米兰,9月28日——法国前社会党总统弗朗索瓦·奥朗德周一在接受意大利《共和国报》采访时表示,他可能会决定参加2027年总统大选,但前提是他认为自己有真正的胜算。

MILAN, Sept 28 - Former French Socialist President Francois Hollande may decide to run for president in 2027, but only if he sees a real chance of winning, he told Italian daily la Repubblica on Monday.

  • 奥朗德在采访中表示:“竞选总统不是一个可以轻率做出的决定,对于像我这样的前国家元首来说更是如此。”

• "Running for the presidency is not a decision to be taken lightly, all the more so for a former head of state like myself," Holland said in the interview.

  • 他补充说,只有在特殊情况下,并且只有在有现实机会进入决选并最终获胜的情况下,他才会考虑参选。

• He added he would consider running only under exceptional circumstances and only if there was a realistic chance of reaching the runoff and ultimately win.

  • 现年72岁的奥朗德曾于2012年至2017年担任法国总统。法国总统大选将于2027年春季举行。

• Hollande, 72, was France's president from 2012 to 2017. The French presidential election will be held in the spring of 2027.

  • 根据两周前发布的一项民意调查显示,法国极右翼领导人玛丽娜·勒庞在总统大选首轮投票中保持领先,极左翼竞争对手让-吕克·梅朗雄在大多数测试情景中位居第二。

• French far-right leader Marine Le Pen maintained her lead for the first-round of the presidential election and far-left rival Jean-Luc Melenchon was second in most tested scenarios, according to a poll released two weeks ago.

  • 马克龙的前总理爱德华·菲利普是唯一一位在中右翼候选人中,在一种测试情景下领先于梅朗雄,并在另一种情景下与其持平的候选人。其他候选人在所有测试情景中均落后于梅朗雄。

• Macron’s former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe is the only centre-right candidate to come ahead of Mélenchon in one of the scenarios tested, and to tie with him in another. The other candidates would finish behind Mélenchon in all scenarios.

  • 奥朗德还表示:“2027年的法国与我执政时已大不相同。我们正面临一个更具威胁、更危险、更严酷的世界,而欧洲大陆已成为美国、中国和俄罗斯等大国的目标。欧洲正面临一场生存危机。”

• "The France of 2027 bears little resemblance to the one I governed. We are facing a more threatening, more dangerous and harsher world, and a European continent that has become a target for powers such as the United States, China and Russia. Europe is confronting an existential crisis," former president Hollande also said.