The controversy will perhaps have the merit of encouraging residents to follow the electoral campaign more.
A few days ago, Aurélien Taché explained in our columns that he would support the La France Insoumise list led by Manon Aubry for the next European elections, on June 9.
The environmentalist deputy for the tenth constituency of Val-d'Oise criticizes the orientations of his political party in passing.
“I have always advocated for a unitary list,” explains the deputy for Cergy-Pontoise, whose presence is planned this Saturday at the convention to launch the Popular Union campaign.
Today, who is taking over the Nupes program?
It's Manon Aubry.
It is also she who highlights youth.
I have happened to change my political party
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but I have never varied in my speeches.
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“The political tourism of MP Aurélien Taché continues”
This reorientation of the elected official, who passed through the Socialist Party and was elected in 2017 to the ranks of La République En Marche, who left in 2019 to create his party the New Democrats, is causing a reaction in the department.
“The political tourism of MP Aurélien Taché continues: after the PS, LREM, LND, EELV… He will finally support LFI for the Europeans, thus tackling Alexandre Pueyo, departmental councilor (LR) and opposition municipal councilor in Cergy, on social networks.
He's writing a tourist guide to political parties, that must be it!
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The political council of Europe Ecologie Les Verts du Val-d'Oise, for its part, calls for the resignation of Aurélien Taché.
“We were surprised by the call from deputy Aurélien Taché to vote for a list other than our party, which supported and elected him,” explains the departmental co-secretaries, Thomas Cottinet and Marine Chailloux.
We cannot support this decision and he must face the consequences.
This solitary approach is in contradiction with our values of clarity and respect for activists and citizens.
» The executive office of the environmentalist party announced the suspension of the parliamentarian, prior to definitive exclusion.
Aurélien Taché, for his part, explains that he wishes to continue working within the environmental group in the assembly, and with the EELV activists in his constituency.
“My environmentalist attachment is real,” slips the elected official.
Locally things went very well in Cergy-Pontoise.
But at the national level, management has no desire to expand to new profiles.
There is no willingness to accommodate people with different points of view.
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