The Nobel Prize for Literature Annie Ernaux, as well as some sixty personalities from all walks of life, are calling to participate in the October 16 march against the high cost of living initiated by left-wing parties and organizations, in a gallery in the Sunday newspaper.
“In the face of the extreme market that corrupts everything, in the face of the extreme right that takes advantage of the desolation to advance its racist, sexist and libertarian pawns, we call to unite our forces in the street and to march together,” writes the signatories of the text.
“Emmanuel Macron takes advantage of inflation to widen wealth gaps”
“Committed personalities, from the world of culture, science, social movements, whether we are anti-capitalists, communists, environmentalists, rebels, socialists, we will march on October 16 in Paris, against the high cost of living and climate inaction. ”, they add.
Among the participants in this forum are, therefore, Annie Ernaux, who was awarded the Nobel Prize this week, as well as other writers (Laurent Binet, Eric Vuillard, Pierre Lemaître, Edouard Louis…), filmmakers and actors (Liliane Rovère, Eva Darlan, Yvan Le Bolloc’h…), the philosopher Didier Eribon, or the lawyer and former legislative candidate of the LFI Caroline Mecary.
Affirming in particular that “Emmanuel Macron is taking advantage of inflation to widen the wealth gap, to boost the income of capital, to the detriment of the rest”, the signatories therefore urge “a popular uprising to resist regression and reopen a collective destiny made of justice, solidarity”. and ecological responsibility.
This march on October 16 in Paris should bring together La France insoumise, the PS, the EELV and other leftist organizations.
Source: BFM TV
