“We must rebuild social democracy.”

Ex-Figure of the left wing of the Macronie, Deputy Sacha Houlié announced on Monday, June 23 in the columns of the Parisians who joined Public Place and its leader, the Eurodiputa Raphaël Glucksmann, to “rebuild social democracy” in the perspective of the presidency of 2027.

“We must rebuild social democracy to offer a fourth way”, along with the right, the extreme right and the “radicalized left,” said the 36 -year -old deputy. “That is why I decided to join Public and Raphaël Glucksmann to contribute, if I can say, to this effort.”

This rally occurs when Raphaël Glucksmann, who refines his presidential stature by 2027, presented his “vision for France” on Monday, without announcing to be a candidate at this stage.

WARNING AGAINST “A party between the extreme right and the conservative right” in 2027, Sacha Houlié regretted that “due to lack of organized, social democracy was () dissolved.”

An invitation was launched to “take the step”

“She has to be reborn with the public square. Without this, we will be spectators of the next presidential campaign,” added this former president of the Law Commission, which is currently among the Assembly not registered after leaving the Renaissance group.

He invited to “take the step” and join Raphaël Glucksmann, saying that he had “had many discussions with elected, environmentalist socialist officials” and “centrist.”

While Aurélien Rousseau, the only deputy of the public square so far, is found in the socialist group, Sacha Houlié said that this question worries “the issue of future discussions.” He points out “divergences” with the Socialist Party, for example, in pensions: “I do not understand that everyone hit the legal age,” he says.

This former co -founder of young people with Macron, chosen for the assembly with the wave of 2017, also predicted the end of macronism, of which he deplores “a slow and deep drift to the right”, “with the end of the mandate of Emmanuel Macron.”

He was asked about the question of a single candidacy from the left to the presidential elections, even in particular the rebel of France, Sacha Houlié spoke. “It’s like asking today if the right center of the modem is compatible with the national rally! The answer is no.”