THE QUESTION.
Did the presidential election underline the French people's lack of love for nuclear power?
While the final touches are being made to the agreement between ecologists, rebels, communists and socialists with a view to the upcoming legislative elections, Adrien Quatennens returned to this subject of divergence between left-wing parties.
On France Info, MP LFI defended his party's position on energy.
“
During the presidential campaign, we campaigned for nuclear phase-out.
Not tomorrow morning, but planned, organized
,” he recalled.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon then proposed “
going towards 100% renewable energy until 2050
”.
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But, while strong differences emerged in discussions with the Communists on the question of the future of French nuclear power, Adrien Quatennens assured that the position of the Insoumis was in the majority.
“
Indisputably, the ballot boxes have settled this point of disagreement between us: at 22%, it is a program which includes the planned exit from nuclear power which has been preferred
”, judged the elected representative of the Bourbon palace.
And to add: “
This is where we will go.
[…] Given the result of the polls on April 10, for us, the question is settled
”.
How should we understand this position of the deputy?
Have the ballot boxes really decided in favor of phasing out nuclear power?
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