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In a tense social context, the march against the high cost of living and climate inaction begins Sunday, October 16 at the beginning of the afternoon, in Paris. The point with the journalist Lise Vogel, present on the spot.
Joined by the other Nupes parties, Jean-Luc Mélenchon hopes for a strong mobilization for his march against the high cost of living, Sunday, October 16. “The leader of La France insoumise hopes to bring together thousands of people in the streets of Paris with one objective, to establish a balance of power against the government”, observes journalist Lise Vogel, live from Place de la Nation (Paris). Walking is also “an appointment not to be missed for Nupes, which is playing its credibility here as the first opposition force, after a difficult return to school marked by the Quatennens and Bayou affairs”continues the journalist.
The Nupes wishes “display the face of a completely united left”, notes Lise Vogel. An ambition already tainted by two notable absences, those of the communist Fabien Roussel and the figure of the Greens, Yannik Jadot. Several unions, including the CGT, did not respond to Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s call either. “Finally, there is the fear of seeing thugs infiltrate the procession and create incidents”concludes the journalist.