The date is already marked in his diary.
Next Sunday April 17, at the heart of the between-two-rounds, Jean-Luc Mélenchon plans to organize a giant meeting in Paris,
“probably at the Charléty stadium”
.
The place is symbolic on the left.
It is in this arena that Ségolène Royal had concluded her campaign in front of more than 40,000 people in 2007. The archive images make the Insoumis shiver with envy.
Everyone knows it, however: the last step for the second round is still high for their candidate.
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For the moment, the observation is without appeal.
If it climbs in the polls - between 15% and 17% - the Insoumis is struggling to stop the dynamics of Marine Le Pen.
Its eternal rival is systematically measured above the 20% mark, a few points behind Emmanuel Macron.
A few weeks ago, a campaign executive agreed that it was
"recoverable up to 20%"
.
But what if it went higher… Manuel Bompard, the campaign manager, sweeps away:
“Thursday or Friday polls…
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