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Sarkozy at party HQ, analyst and anti-Sarkozy rally

(24 Apr 2007) 22 April 2007 1. Various of right-wing presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy on stage after the announcement of the results of the first round 2. Supporters cheering 3. Sarkozy on stage, supporters cheering 23 April 2007 4. Wide of 'anti-Sarko' (Sarkozy) activists with Pantheon church in the background 5. Wide of two activists entering cafe 6. Mid of two activists talking 7. Close up bracelet reading 'anti-Sarko generation' 8. Mid shot two activists talking 9. Mid shot of activists working on computer 10. Close up of screen showing 'anti-Sarko' website 11. SOUNDBITE: (French) Jeremy Ferrer-Bartomeu, "Anti-Sarko" webmaster: "We want to unify all the left-wing forces into an 'anti-Sarko' front. As 69 per cent of the French people didn't vote for Nicolas Sarkozy, we are still rather hopeful (for Segolene Royal). We can see it through the hundreds of emails we have started to receive this morning and last night from all around France, from people who really want to get involved. On the one hand, there is a 'desire for future' (Royal's campaign slogan), and on the other hand a will to get involved against Sarko." 12. Close up 'anti-Sarko' sticker 13. Mid shot activist with computer 24 April 2007 14. Set up of Pascal Perrineau, political analyst, head of Cevipof, think tank of the Paris-based Institute for Political Science: 15. SOUNDBITE: (French) Pascal Perrineau, political analyst, head of Cevipof, think tank of the Paris-based Institute for Political Science: "This time, one shouldn't make mistakes about this election. 2007 is not 2002, Sarkozy is not Le Pen. Mrs. Segolene Royal must take these factors into account and not be contented with what some people certainly advise her to do, that is to say to try to be at the centre of an anti-Sarkozy coalition." 16. Close up front page of French newspaper 'Le Figaro', reading 'Sarkozy to the left-wing: why so much hatred ?' FILE: spring 2006 17. Various of Sarkozy (then Interior Minister) with policemen in a Parisian police station 24 April 2007 18. SOUNDBITE (French) Pascal Perrineau, political analyst, head of Cevipof, think tank of the Paris-based Institute for Political Science: "Certain aspects of Nicolas Sarkozy's personality shouldn't be distorted, as they are linked to the fact that he was Interior minister for so long. An Interior minister never completely reassures people, no matter if he is from the left-wing or from the right-wing, because he is the minister of the police, the minister who is at the head of the forces which may be sent against demonstrators. So for the last two centuries, the Interior minister has always been somebody with some aspects that can worry people." 19. Pascal Perrineau in his office 20. Mid of 'anti-Sarko' protester chanting 'The France of early risers against Sarko' 21. Close on pans with 'anti-Sarko' sticker 22. Mid of protesters wearing masks with face of Sarkozy, chanting 'The France of early risers against Sarko' 23. Wide of protester writing on Nicolas Sarkozy campaign poster 24. Mid of protester tearing down Nicolas Sarkozy campaign poster 25. Wide of demonstration STORYLINE : As conservative presidential candidate Nicolas Sarkozy heads into the runoff with a strong edge in opinion polls, it is vital for Socialist candidate Segolene Royal to manage to mobilise far-left voters, as well as voters of the centre, especially the people who voted for Centrist candidate Francois Bayrou. Political analyst Pascal Perrineau also considers that people who find Nicolas Sarkozy 'dangerous' are influenced by a stereotyped vision of the function of interior minister. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...