The leader of the Insoumis, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, on Saturday sent Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne his criticism of a search for chaos, launching from the Lille clearance sale that “chaos is you!
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“When we engage, as is normal in a democracy, our work as an opponent, (…) we are constantly answered with insults, with questions”, judged the former presidential candidate, during a long speech from the stand of the left-wing alliance Nupes.
“And Ms. Borne who says
the rebels want chaos
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Excuse me Madam, the chaos is you, ”he accuses again.
A week ago, he had promised for the return to politics "the general battle" against the government, and considered that a "countdown to the dissolution" of the National Assembly had begun.
"Coming into Confrontation"
The head of government then criticized rebellious France for "wanting chaos" rather than seeking to "find answers for the French".
But, retorted Jean-Luc Mélenchon on Saturday, “it is you who have disorganized everything, it is you who are responsible for this rotten social return, this back to school which does not work, etc.
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Emmanuel Macron was also in the viewfinder.
According to Mélenchon, the President of the Republic sees his policy dictated by the extreme right.
"He can't get away with it if he doesn't have a proper agreement with the LR right.
And he cannot agree with the LR right if he rejects the proposals that the LR right brings directly from the basket of the far right.
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No, we are not even tired Mr. Macron.
Here we are !
And you will end up leaving. #MelenchonLille pic.twitter.com/L05LuV0O9z
— Jean-Luc Melenchon (@JLMelenchon) September 3, 2022
Faced with inflation and the energy crisis, the rebellious leader believes that “the tax on superprofits (of companies) is the first of the battles that must be won”.
He also repeated his call for a “huge march on Paris” in October.
This must "allow to enter into confrontation" with the policy of Emmanuel Macron, he said at the end of August.
Shortly before on the same stand at the Lille sale, his lieutenant Adrien Quatennens, deputy for the North, had recalled that LFI is discussing "with the associations, the unions, all the Nupes parties to go as soon as possible in October towards a great national march against the high cost of living and for climate justice”.