France Unbowed’s Mélenchon Unveils ‘A Shared Future’ Manifesto Ahead of 2027 Presidential Race
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On Saturday, France's unsuspecting candidate presented his programme, "Avenir en commun", in front of several thousand sympathizers. While ensuring that he did not intend to "put water in his wine", the tribune gave himself up to a less confrontational rhetoric.
The day after the publication of his program in the form of a new version of "L'Avenir en commun", the unsolicited candidate at L'Élysée gathered several thousand people at the Bourget Exhibition Centre, near Paris, on Saturday, November 7. A meeting during which he spoke widely to the youth and evacuated calls to show "less cleavage".
Jean-Luc Mélenchon has presented his programme as a candidate for the presidential election, and the left is calling for a NATO exit and a different economic policy.
France Unbowed’s Mélenchon unveils ‘A Shared Future’ manifesto ahead of 2027 presidential race
“We are facing a crisis of human civilisation. And we are going to win.” A defiant Jean-Luc Mélenchon was in fighting mood today as he presented his presidential manifesto at Le Bourget, north of Paris. It is his fourth bid for the French presidency, and he has chosen a venue steeped in left-wing campaign history: the site of François Hollande's famous 2012 rally.
The unsuccessful candidate and his supporters unveiled this Saturday at the Bourget their presidential program
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