The Stephanois Insoumis are counted before embarking on the electoral battle. “We are nearly 200 in this room in Saint-Étienne” advances Bastien Lachaud, France Insoumise deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis. They are rather 160 gathered in the secular friendly of Chaléassière this Friday, January 21. “Not bad for a derby night”, smiles an activist.
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For an hour and a half, Bastien Lachaud, his colleague Ugo Bernalicis, elected from the North, and Leïla Chabi, a rebellious MEP, develop the Common Future program led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, and present their results as elected opposition members. .
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