Presidential 2027: Unsubmissed France Says It Is Ready to Establish a "State of Social Emergency" in Order to Govern "by Decrees" in Case of Victory
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Following the Bourget meeting, Manuel Bompard and Clémence Guetté detailed what an LFI government would do in the days following the election. However, Parliament will have a "right to look" at these "emergency decrees".
In the face of "a situation of social suffering (...) we must be able to take immediate action", explained on BFM-TV Manuel Bompard, coordinator of La France insoumée, while ensuring that parliamentary control could intervene ex post.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon's lieutenants defend the use of decrees the day after the presidential election to implement their flagship measures such as the €1,700 smic or retirement at age 62
In the event of a victory in the presidential election of 2027, France Insoumise (LFI) plans to immediately establish a "state of social emergency" to govern by decrees. LFI warns. The main lieutenants of Jean-Luc Mélenchon justified, this Sunday, their desire to establish a "state of social emergency" in the wake of the presidential election, to implement by decrees certain measures, such as the rise of the Smic or retirement at 62 years.
The main lieutenants of Jean-Luc Mélenchon justified on Sunday their desire to establish a "state of social emergency" in France in the wake of the presidential election. They wanted to implement by decree certain emblematic measures, such as the rise of the Smic or retirement at 62 years old.
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