The finalist garners new support.
In contention for the second round of the environmental primary, Yannick Jadot was able to count on Wednesday on the support of environmental figures.
Among them, the president of the metropolis of Lyon, Bruno Bernard, as well as the MEP Karima Delli.
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“
We cannot limit ourselves to an ecology of incantation. I am for an ecology of action. The real radicalism is to put ecology in power,
”declared the former head of the Hauts-de-France regional list Karima Delli in
La Voix du Nord
. "
Ecology must come out of marginality to seriously consider the exercise of power at the highest level
", added Bruno Bernard in the columns of the
World.
According to him, “
Yannick Jadot embodies the centrality of ecology much more.
He fought against free trade agreements, for environmentally friendly fishing, on the common agricultural policy.
It has a stronger notoriety and I believe it benefits from the image of an open ecology.
"
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The philosopher Bruno Latour, initially a supporter of the mayor of Grenoble, Éric Piolle, has also joined the ranks of the MEP.
Just like Eva Joly and the former macronist Aurélien Taché.
As for Sandrine Rousseau, the economist has received the support of several feminist figures such as Paris advisor Alice Coffin and filmmaker Céline Sciamma.
The second round of the environmentalist primary, for which more than 122,000 voters are registered, will take place online from September 25 to 28.
