In the columns of the “Sunday Journal”, the candidate for the presidential election of 2022 says he wants to set up a “modern democracy”.
Le Monde with AFP
“I want to put France, with the French, on the way to a new republic, and finish with the presidential monarchy.” Freshly entered campaign, Christiane Taubira listed, Sunday, February 6, the main democratic measures of his program in the Sunday log
“I do not want an all-powerful president, omniscient. We leave a very bonapartist presidency. This conception of the state infantilized the people,” says the candidate, who did not benefit from ‘A burst in his campaign despite his victory during the popular primary, Sunday, January 30th.
nor 49.3 nor dissolution
For her, Emmanuel Macron “did not understand the” yellow vests “, nor the movement of pensions, nor the convention on the climate. He launched billions and offered a great debate that was that a show. (…) But it’s not that, a modern democracy “.
Wishing “a real separation of powers”, she believes that he must restore the command of his agenda and agenda. I will derive on 49.3, which is a strength passage, “adds -she. “I will also remove the right of dissolution. When the National Assembly agacles, the president forces or dissolves it: it is no longer possible,” continues to keep the seals of François Hollande.
M me Taubira also promises “that citizen amendments” will be “proposed, debated and adopted in Parliament”, and undertakes “for the referendum of citizen initiative”. The presidential candidate promises to organize a referendum on the issue of nuclear power, explaining not to be, in a personal capacity, favorable to its recovery.
Finally, to make the National Assembly more representative, it proposes to “introduce obligations in terms of social parity and generational parity” on the lists of candidates, “as there was the parity of genres”. “With a parliament thus renewed, wage and solidarity issues will be permanently on the agenda,” she promises.