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08:19, May 05, 2023
After the Constitutional Council’s new rejection of the request for a shared initiative referendum, the Nupes celebrated its first year of existence in a mixed context. The deputies on the left are not giving up and are trying to restart the machine. But cohesion is not always required.
The Nupes celebrated its year of existence while the Constitutional Council once again rejected their request for a referendum of shared initiative. Determined to get up quickly, the socialists, communists, greens and rebellious have yet great difficulty in agreeing on the method of objectives. While Jean-Luc Mélenchon announced “act II” of the history of Nupes, the objectives of La France insoumise are clear: discussion.
The European elections of 2024 in target
“We want Act II of the Nupes to materialize today through a whole series of things. Through the creation of discussion topics, it’s the Agora. And then there are electoral meetings, the European “In the first place, explains LFI deputy Paul Vannier, at the microphone of Europe 1. Nevertheless, this conception of the future is received without enthusiasm by the rest of the left, tired of the hegemony of the Insoumis.
While the fight against pension reform is running out of steam and the demonstration of June 6 is still far away, the new course of 2024 and a common list for Europeans is dividing. The leader of the Greens, Marine Tondelier, even refuses en bloc. An act that seems vague while the socialists are divided between pro and against Nupes. For their part, the Communists describe the union of the left as a failure and consider it outdated.
The objective of the left is therefore to find a balance and a common objective for the future. A challenge that would be almost impossible since the groups are already thinking about choosing a single candidate for the 2027 election.