In total disagreement with Jean-Luc Mélenchon's analysis of the situation in Taiwan, socialists and environmentalists have finally been able to make their own voices heard.
Almost like a breath of fresh air for the two left-wing formations so suffocated by the Insoumis since their arrival at the National Assembly.
Weakened after their poor results in the presidential election, they had already been forced in the spring to align themselves with the LFI program to conclude the Nupes agreement, the only guarantee to save parliamentary groups.
Now in a minority in the Hemicycle, they have since been pushed into the background behind redundant Mélenchonist deputies, and assuming a fierce and often noisy strategy of
“conflictuality”
.
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In each group, some say they are uncomfortable with this Insoumise method.
“They only do theater”
, sighs an EELV deputy.
Among the Socialists, deputies do not want to appear hand and foot tied with LFI.
The influential MP...
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