The left-wing alliance, the Nupes, did not “show its best face” during the debate in the National Assembly on the pension reform project and an “after” will have to be done based on collective spirit and respect, the JDD estimates this Sunday the leader of the socialist deputies Boris Vallaud.
Socialists, environmentalists and communists on the one hand, elected representatives of the insubordinate France (LFI) on the other opposed during this debate on the strategy to follow. The first wanted to expedite the debates to reach the discussion of the article of the law regarding the postponement of the retirement age to 64 years. The latter kept thousands of amendments and the debates stalled.
“Because of our disunity, I fear that we have moved away from our double mission: to be at the service of those who only have their work to live and to be the axis of the social movement,” declared Boris Vallaud.
“For the Nupes, there must be an after”
“Los Nupes is a union of four: we must respect each other, which does not prohibit disagreements. But we must stay within a common regulatory framework, and stand by our positions when we decide together. We have left this common framework and in some aspects of the Assembly itself “, he adds.
Boris Vallaud also deplored the excesses of certain LFI deputies, one of them even calling Labor Minister Olivier Dussopt a “murderer” in the middle of the chamber. “The Assembly is not a tea room. There is room for passion and anger, but the limit is slipping, threats and insults, ”he says.
Like the ecologists who ask for an act II of the Nupes, he calls for reflection on the future functioning of the coalition.
“We can give it whatever name we want, but yes, for Nupes there has to be an after. It is possible and essential. That after has to be more collective and more respectful of differences, ”he said. He advocates in particular for “a charter of operation” of the parliamentary intergroup “to improve consultation and regulation between us”.
Source: BFM TV
