Since the events of Saturday October 17, during which the police were completely overwhelmed, the executive has been looking for culprits and pointing out the responsibility of LFI in these troubles. The government associates La France insoumise with the ultra-left and accuses it of being at the origin of the high school movement and the scenes of chaos observed on October 17 in France.
The New Anticapitalist Party experienced a split in 2024 between supporters of an alliance with LFI, now represented within the NPA-L'Anticapitaliste, and opponents of such a rapprochement united under the banner of the NPA-Revolutionaries.
Faced with these tensions, the mayor of Paris Emmanuel Grégoire denounced Monday morning on France Inter the failure of the State during what happened in the capital this weekend.
Other voices affirm that La France insoumise has plenty of faults but refute its direct involvement in the damage, declaring that it is not this party which broke.
This government rhetoric is, however, undermined by revelations and by ultra-left specialists who contest any link between this movement and La France insoumise.
Organizations or parties like the New Anticapitalist Party and Permanent Revolution are classified in this category by intelligence, but not La France insoumise.