The prospect of March 7 is on everyone's mind.
It is feared by some, who are worried that the country will be truly put "
on
hold
" to challenge the pension reform, and a symbol of hope for others, who hope to see an effective blocking of the country, reinforcing the showdown with the executive.
These are rather on the left of the political spectrum, where we have been calling for massive mobilization for weeks.
The Insoumis Louis Boyard, elected last June, even used social networks this Sunday to launch the “#BlocusChallenge”.
At 22 - which makes him one of the youngest deputies in the National Assembly - Louis Boyard wants to see people of his age take to the streets.
“
Because this reform also concerns us young people.
He particularly targets high school and university students, whom he hopes to see blocked "
all high schools and all universities
" in protest.
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To encourage them, the LFI deputy goes further than a simple call.
With the "
hashtag blockade challenge
", he offers "
young people
" to publish their "
most beautiful photos of blockades of high schools and universities
".
With a reward: “
Among these photos, we will draw one from the team of blockers will be invited to visit the National Assembly with us.
»
Spotted by the macronists, the approach of the Insoumis has already been sharply criticized.
The Renaissance President of the Sustainable Development Commission, Jean-Marc Zulesi, notably mentioned an "
irresponsible
" initiative, stressing that "
the National Assembly is the house of the people
" and that there is "
no need to launch # BlocusChallenge to come and visit it
”.
"
If ridicule does not kill, parliament is increasingly weakened by the indignity of the methods of Mélenchonie
", also commented on his colleague, Charlotte Parmentier Lecocq.
