After reproaches on the division of the left in the presidential election, elected officials from Isère probably do not want to reproduce the same thing for the next legislative elections. Eric Piolle, the environmental mayor of Grenoble, and 14 other elected officials and former elected officials from Isère launch this Tuesday, April 19, on the website of the Alpine Workera call in this direction.
Unite not to lose
It is the movement “For a Popular and Social Ecology (PEPS)” which is at the initiative of this appeal. In the latter, the signatories indicate that “now is the time for a rally around a block of popular ecology.“They recognize different agendas but particularly want to fight against the far right. The block especially does not want “experience another calamitous defeat.”
The text of the call in full
The list of signatories
They are therefore 15 to request this gathering from the “ecological left”:
- Antoine Back: Deputy Mayor of Grenoble, Together
- Nicolas Baron-Perez: Deputy Mayor of Grenoble: PCF
- Emmanuel Bodinier: EELV candidate in the 3rd district
- Zaim Bouhafs: deputy mayor of Echirolles and metropolitan councillor, LFI
- Annie David: honorary senator of Isère, PCF
- Fabien Givernaud: Activist for popular education and social ecology, PEPS
- Romain Jamard: PEPS candidate in the 1st constituency
- Nicolas Kada: Deputy Mayor of Grenoble
- Nadia Kirat: PEPS candidate in the 3rd constituency, former departmental elected official
- Pierre Labriet: deputy mayor of Echirolles, PCF candidate in the 2nd district
- Bernard Macret: former Deputy Mayor of Grenoble, Ensemble and PEPS
- Joel Marseille: Deputy Mayor of Tencin, PCF
- Anne-Sophie Olmos: vice-president of Grenoble Alpes Métropole and elected city of Grenoble
- Eric Piolle: Mayor of Grenoble: EELV
- Pierre-Didier Tchetche-Apea: departmental elected official, PEPS