After the banks, highways and large companies, Jean-Luc Mélenchon found a new lubie: the nationalization of time, presented as a "great and overwhelming proposal" at a meeting in Paimpont on 14 July. Under applause, the leader of France unsubmissed developed his thought: "How is it that by nationalizing a third of the industry and all the banks, we did not make a meter of ground in the direction of socialism? (...) What we need is to organize on…
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After the banks, highways and large companies, Jean-Luc Mélenchon found a new lubie: the nationalization of time, presented as a "great and overwhelming proposal" at a meeting in Paimpont on 14 July. Under applause, the leader of France unsubmissed developed his thought: "How is it that by nationalizing a third of the industry and all the banks, we did not make a meter of ground in the direction of socialism? (...) What we need is to organize on…