Nut candidate in the 4th district of Bouches-du-Rhône, the European deputy La France Insoumise (LFI) surfs on the inheritance of the outgoing and on his presidential score.
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“Did you vote for dad? Now, have to vote for son!” Patrick Arranz is very proud of his slogan. “I heard it in the street, I found it well,” laughs the 64 -year -old “rebellious” activist, who regularly takes him between snacks, bazaars and taxhones. Since the beginning of the afternoon, Wednesday, May 25, he has been activated within the procession that accompanies Manuel Bompard and her substitute, Kalila Sevin, in the streets of Belsunce, between Saint-Charles and Canebière station, in the heart of Marseille.
The European deputy LFI, 36 years for two months, is the candidate of the new Ecological and Social People’s Popular Union (Nuts) in this 4
An “important personality”
To explain his new Marseille establishment, the European deputy, originally from the Loire, speaks of a “personal life project”, says that he occupies a pied-à-terre in the basket, near the Old Port, And evokes, for the anecdote, his love of local rap. He met “for almost three hours” the left mayor, Benoît Payan (Marseille spring), and plunges into his campaign from Wednesday to Sunday, leaving the other days to his national activity. “I do not feel offbeat with the local spirit,” said the mathematician, to whom we lend a very Cartesian approach to politics. “And then it was the activists who also offered me to be there,” he recalls. In the streets of Belsunce, Kalila Sevin confirms. “We wanted an important personality of LFI for our constituency. We asked Manuel”, traces this math teacher at the Thiers high school, “rebellious” for five years.