Shaken by a new response to the Quatennens affair, La France insoumise opens its “parliamentary niche”. The Insoumis want to take advantage of this day, which offers the keys to the National Assembly’s agenda to a minority group, to impose two themes: the inclusion of the right to abortion in the Constitution and the total ban on bullfight. If the first objective has a chance of success, the defense of the second looks much more complicated. Follow our live.
The text on abortion mostly supported. Insubordinate France hopes to include abortion in the Constitution, despite more than 250 amendments. The will of the LFI parliamentarians is shared by a majority of deputies, including those of the presidential camp, who intend to vote in favor of the text. The leader of Renaissance, Aurore Bergé, must also make a proposal on the same theme. It is on the Assembly menu the week of November 28.
Support of the Animalist Party to ban bullfighting. The Animalist Party will be present Thursday before the National Assembly to support the bill of La France insoumise aimed at abolishing bullfighting in France, announced Wednesday Douchka Markovic, co-president of the party and councilor of Paris, on the site of the party.
Two texts not presented. Faced with hundreds of amendments from their political opponents, the LFI deputies renounced two other texts, one asking for a commission of inquiry into the “Uber Files” and the other an increase in the minimum wage to 1,600 euros net, an emblematic measure of their program during the last elections.