Among the announced commitments are a minimum wage of 1,700 euros, retirement at 60, and an exit from nuclear power. These three measures form the concrete foundation set out on Saturday: minimum pay, retirement age, and energy choice.
Buoyed by the latest polls, Jean-Luc Mélenchon wants to unite the left from the first round. The rally fits this logic of bringing forces together, before votes scatter at the ballot.
This Saturday, November 7, Jean-Luc Mélenchon is holding a large rally at Le Bourget, according to France Info. There he sets out several points of his platform and reaffirms his project for a new France. This speaker, who is not named, responds to the objection of a lack of money. According to her, the necessary sums have already been granted to large fortunes over the past ten years, and the task is to recover them.