Guest of the morning of CNEWS this Tuesday, April 26, Louis Aliot, mayor of Perpignan and vice-president of the RN, spoke about the upcoming legislative elections. He was critical of the alliances likely to form during the election, particularly on the left.
Describing the potential rapprochement between La France insoumise and the Socialist Party as “scheming”, Louis Aliot deplored the fact that it is always a question of “combinations of political apparatuses”.
“get as many deputies as possible”
“Because we are going to get back together, excuse me for the term, the plural left of Jospin’s time, with Mélenchonists, Socialists and Greens who share nothing and who, to save their skin and their place, are going to make a electoral agreement to go to the legislative elections. This is the negation of democracy and respect for citizens.
Refusing to enter “in a logic of bargaining between political parties”, the RN rather wants to bet on “locally aggregated personalities, people established”, in order to “obtain a maximum of deputies”.
According to Louis Aliot, “there will be National Rally candidates in all the constituencies” or almost, knowing that the party does not rule out “supporting candidates who are not from the RN”. The stated objective is to obtain “at least one parliamentary group” in the Assembly.