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Thursday evening, the left agreed on a program, two weeks before the first round of early legislative elections. The environmentalists, LFI, the PS, the PCF and the NPA will unveil their program this Friday morning. On the Hamas question of who would be Prime Minister in the event of victory, what do we know about this text?
Every word counts and the left has understood this well. After four days of negotiations, the left agreed on a so-called government program. The ecologists, the rebels, the socialists, the communists and the anti-capitalist party did not hesitate to make a few semantic sleight of hand to disguise their differences on delicate subjects such as the status of Hamas. The exact content of the agreement of the left parties will be presented at midday. What do we know about this text at the moment?
According to information from Europe 1, the compromise that was found concerns two sensitive subjects: the fight against anti-Semitism and the question of Hamas. The Islamist Organization will ultimately be qualified as a “movement that commits terrorist acts.” A rather vague nuance which allows everyone to find their place, including the NPA which had supported “the offensive launched by Hamas against Israel on the day of the pogroms of October 7″, except for rare anonymous socialists who denounce a ” compromise.”
For purchasing power, the Popular Front promises an increase in the minimum wage, the repeal of the pension reform and the unemployment insurance reform.
The Prime Minister chosen after the legislative elections
As for the question of who would be Prime Minister in the event of a victory for the left, he will ultimately be chosen after the legislative elections by the first political group in the National Assembly. This makes it possible to avoid the war of chefs between Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Fabien Roussel and François Ruffin.
Finally, according to information from Europe 1, Adrien Quatennens, convicted of domestic violence, should keep his inauguration of France Insoumise, despite opposition from feminists.