Laura Laplaud
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11:32 p.m., January 24, 2022
Two and a half months before the presidential election, candidate Fabien Roussel was the guest of “Punchline” on Monday. Increase in the minimum wage to 1,500 euros per month, student income of 850 euros net, big plan for education, one thing is certain, the communist candidate wants to put youth at the center of his program, to put an end to precariousness.
“Happy Days France” is the slogan of the candidate of the French Communist Party (PCF) in the presidential election. guest of punch line Monday evening, Fabien Roussel returned to some of his proposals such as guaranteeing a “good job” for all young people. We must “make sure that we move from a France of unemployment and RSA to a France of work and a good salary”, he declared on Europe 1.
Eradicate unemployment
If the communist candidate does not defend a “universal income” or “an income from assistance”, he certifies that he wants to defend “the income from work”. “I am in favor of putting work, employment and training back at the heart of French society and guaranteeing all our young people access to employment”, he said at the microphone of Laurence Ferrari.
Fabien Roussel unveiled this Monday his 180 proposals two and a half months before the first round of the presidential election: Smic at 1,500 euros net, student income of 850 euros net, meals at 1 euro in all school canteens, restoration and tripling of wealth tax, recruitment of 500,000 civil servants…
In his program, “for the return of happy days”, the communist candidate undertakes to put an end to precarious contracts, by giving a “good salary with good working conditions”. “You have to give meaning to work, to emancipate yourself, it must be possible!” he launched on Europe 1. The candidate also pledged to “eradicate unemployment” in France.