As usual, the leader of the Nuts had chosen the chief town of Haute-Garonne for one of his meetings of Entre-deux-Tours. In the department, the Nuts qualified its ten candidates for the second round of the legislative elections.
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In the Mermoz room, overwhelmed by heat, Jean-Luc Mélenchon came, Tuesday, June 14 at the end of the afternoon, uncheck his arrows and his mockery against Emmanuel Macron and his Renning party- “Ah well, because they were dead?”, He immediately launched. In front of around 1,300 people inside, and 300 on the external steps, the leader of the new Ecological and Social People’s Popular Union (Nuts) evolves almost in conquered country in Toulouse.
The chief of the left coalition used to come to this city between the two towers of each ballot. In 2017, there were more than 50,000 on the Prairie des Filters, on the edge of the Garonne, to come and listen to it. The leader of the “rebellious” makes important scores in Toulouse: almost 37 % in the first round of the presidential election this year. For this ballot, Jean-Luc Mélenchon has another reason to come to Toulouse: the result in the first round of the ten candidates invested by the Nuts, who find themselves qualified in the second round in the entire constituencies of the Haute-Garonne.
Black suit and red tie, he launched his first spikes, sometimes with the accents of a Coluche, towards the President of the Republic, who, “when his boat flows, takes the plane”, in reference to Departure from Emmanuel Macron, Tuesday, June 14, for Romania and Moldova. At the forefront, despite the remarkable absence of the socialist president of the region, Carole Delga, the whole left gathered was there, who came to celebrate the performance of the Nutples, in the lead in eight of the ten constituencies of the department. Enough to “make a big slam or a strike”, according to Frédéric Borras, the departmental manager of the new movement. In 2017, the left had only kept one seat in land which is however often acquired electoral, and which is also the first socialist federation in France.
“We know where we are going”
After having alerted to “impossible projections for the second round”, the only evening speaker went on to the Nuts proposals, around 640 in total, without omitting to scratch Emmanuel Macron, “the first liar” , and to reiterate his desire to become Prime Minister. Stigmatizing a “neoliberalism that has gone bankrupt” and warning “chaos that will come from climate change”, it has drawn up a state of the world to which the Nuts brings the “most credible, encrypted, adapted responses”. “I am not saying that we are perfect, but at least we know where we are going. For us, it is the most precious human being,” he said.
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