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Tuesday, June 14, Beatrice Gelot presents the legislative campaign diary and takes stock of the situation of Nupes and Ensemble, the two coalitions that came out on top in the first round of the elections.
On the evening of Tuesday June 14, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the Nupes, will give a meeting in Toulouse (Upper Garonne), where he came first, ahead of Emmanuel Macron, in the presidential election. In Haute-Garonne, nine Nupes candidates are qualified for the second round of the legislative elections. “A meeting broadcast on social networks because Jean-Luc Mélenchon targets, between the two rounds, young people, who largely abstained last Sunday”details the journalist Béatrice Gelot on the 12/13 set of France 3.
For his part, Emmanuel Macron is traveling abroad. Live from Constanța (Romania), journalist Guillaume Daret indicates that for those close to the president, this diplomatic trip will help to strengthen his international stature and “to mark differences with the proposals of the other parties”, he reports. Tuesday, June 14, the Head of State goes to a NATO base in Romania, which has become strategic since the war in Ukraine. Finally, among the 164 young people aged 18 to 22 who were candidates in the legislative elections, “only eight candidates remain in the running for the second round”concludes Béatrice Gelot.