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The Greens hoped to lead the reconstruction of the left, but their failure in the presidential election gives the advantage to LFI, which is reaching out for the legislative elections.
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“IIt is up to the Ecological Republic, it is up to us to take up the torch of the great battles of the French left to respond to the challenges of the hour. “Sunday, March 27, standing in the middle of the pit of the Zénith de Paris, Yannick Jadot delivers a fiery speech in front of 4,000 activists gathered in the largest meeting in the history of French ecologists. Two weeks before the first round, the presidential candidate knows, however, that victory is no longer within reach. So he tries to give another meaning to the green vote to prepare for the future. “Your vote on April 10 is the first step in building a great political movement carrying this project. »
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