He wants to take the next step.
Present this Thursday in Montpellier to participate in the fifth day of demonstration against the pension reform, Jean-Luc Mélenchon called on the opponents of the text to project themselves on the next meeting, scheduled in almost three weeks.
Like the unions, which intend to
"harden the movement"
, the Insoumis considers that the new day of mobilization will have to constitute the high point of the fight.
“On March 7, everything is blocked, everything must stop everywhere,”
he said, saying that if the demonstrations had
“been very effective in mobilizing”
, they had nevertheless
“reached their limits”
.
The dispute should also continue to wither digitally this Thursday, especially in the context of school holidays.
“We have time to prepare”
"We have time to prepare and do things seriously
," wanted to believe the Insoumis, without saying a word about the internal tensions that currently marred his movement.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, on the other hand, took the opportunity to pin Emmanuel Macron,
“more absent than ever
”, and who “
does not realize the state of tensions in the country”
.
“He hears nothing, understands nothing
,” lambasted the former third man in the presidential election.
For his part, the Head of State believes in a small committee that
"the opposition no longer has a compass and is totally lost"
.
“The French people have a compass, they want efforts to be rewarded with progress for everyone, and not with social setbacks”
, replied Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
“We need that, through determined action today, but especially that of March 7, he be given the lesson he must learn
,” he insisted.
On Sud Radio Thursday morning, his colleague François Ruffin also considered that
"the test of truth"
will be
"in the street on March 7"
.
"This is the moment when we put France on hold and when we must stop Macron
," he also said.
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