Nicolas Bazille is again a candidate for the legislative elections in 2e constituency, 100% Nantes, of Loire-Atlantique.
His political journey
At 47, he has been campaigning since ” a twenty years “ to defend revolutionary communist ideas, and struggles to remember the number of his electoral campaigns. What he remembers perfectly is what triggered his involvement in politics. “My mother’s dismissal. Like a lot of people who experience this, I realized that bosses have power over the lives of others. » The Nantes railway worker was a candidate in the 2012 legislative elections in the Nantes-Orvault constituency, then in the 2e in 2017 and 2022 (0.76% of the vote). He also ran in the 2020 municipal elections in Nantes in 2020, as well as in the European elections of June 9, on the LO list.
Its “purchasing power” measure
For the activist “from the workers’ camp”, salaries and allowances must be indexed to price increases. “There must be a catch-up with the prices at the petrol pump, in supermarkets or even that of gas which will increase by 12% in a few days. »
The measure that is close to his heart
“I think of my work colleagues who are not French”, advances Nicolas Bazille, campaigner so that those who work in France can “be issued with papers. They are part of society, pay taxes, have the same interests as other workers. There is no reason why they cannot settle in France.”
