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, by LARRACHE Antoine / LARACHE Antoine
Philippe Poutou’s campaign, backed by the Nouveau parti anticapitaliste (NPA), in the 2017 French presidential election was a small success: in the televised debate of 5 April, we gained a certain notoriety in the confrontation with the right and the extreme right, Fillon and Le Pen. We (...)
, by DEJEAN Mathieu
Raphaël Arnault, the former spokesperson for the Jeune Garde collective, is standing in the French parliamentary elections in June in Lyon, He won’t be wielding the megaphone adorned with the anti-fascist logo of the “three arrows” for a while.
A few weeks ago, Arnault left his position as (...)
, by KELLAWAY Dave
Dave Kellaway looks ahead to the French parliamentary elections and examines if Jean Luc Mélenchon and his NUPES coalition can come out on top.
Jean Luc Mélenchon was beaming last Saturday at the launch of NUPES, his new electoral coalition, the New Popular, Ecological and Social Union. The (...)
, by BESANCENOT Olivier, GESLIN Laurent, GOANEC Mathilde
How should one approach the conflict as an anti-capitalist activist? Back from Ukraine, Olivier Besancenot believes that the progressive forces of the European continent must support more frankly the Ukrainian people, victims of Russian imperialism.
Copyright Delegation to Ukraine
A (...)
, by CREMIEUX Léon
After several weeks of negotiations, mainly with the Greens and the Socialist Party, La France Insoumise, the left wing organisation led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, has sealed an electoral alliance for the coming French parliamentary elections on 12th and 19th June which will choose the 577 deputies (...)
, by NPA
Following the first round of the French presidential election the main left force, the France Insoumise (LFI-France Unbowed), whose candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon under the label Union Populaire came third in the poll and far ahead of all other left candidates, proposed publicly to the Communist (...)
, by KELLAWAY Dave
Dave Kellaway looks at the French presidential elections with the first round starting on 10 April 2022.
They do politics a bit differently in France. In a general election, tens of thousands of people go to political meetings. Some political rallies can draw between 50,000 and 100,000 people. (...)
, by NPA
The attempt on the life of the imprisoned pro-independence Corsican activist Yvan Colonna in early March has been the trigger for a very strong popular reaction on the island. It is the most significant popular movement since that of the social movement on pensions in 2003. It was triggered by (...)
, by A Manca, CREMIEUX Léon
Presentation - A contextualisation
For almost fifty years, the Corsican national movement has been fighting for its rights in the face of a French state that applies the most reactionary laws in Europe on the rights of national minorities present within their territory. However, within the (...)
, by NPA
In a text made public on Thursday 10 June [[https://www.leftvoice.org/excluded-from-the-npa-we-begin-the-process-of-building-a-new-revolutionary-organization-statement-of-296-npa-activists], the CCR-Permanent Revolution group announced its departure from the NPA. The NPA takes note of this (...)
, by HENLEY Jon
Investigators into campaign funding abuses forced to leave offices of leftwing party
Anti-corruption investigators have raided the home and party headquarters of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, prompting a furious – and potentially illegal – protest from the leader of France’s hard left.
The raids – part of (...)
, by SALINGUE Julien
“European elections: France Insoumise shifts a bit“: this is the title of an article published in L’Humanité following the “Amfis” of France Insoumise , organized in Marseille from 23 to 26 August. “Shifts” which confirm that the Mélenchon version of “insubmission” is increasingly directed towards the (...)
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