Elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2024 under the PS-NFP label, the deputy for Haute-Vienne Stéphane Delautrette is the guest of Dimanche en Politique on France 3 Limousin: he discusses Michel Barnier's visit to Limoges in a context of announced job cuts, but also on the agricultural demonstrations and the future motion of censure that he will vote on in the event of use of article 49.3 on the texts budgetary.
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The deputy for Haute-Vienne Stéphane Delautrette (PS-NFP) is the guest of the program Dimanche en Politique on France 3 Limousin. He returns to the political news of the week marked by the visit of Michel Barnier and four ministers to Limoges on the theme of reindustrialization and transport with the POLT monitoring committee (the Paris Orléans Limoges Toulouse train), but also on the bad news concerning employment at Valéo and Legrand or even the agricultural crisis. The socialist deputy also explains his position on the future motion of censure announced by the deputies of the New Popular Front in the event of use of 49.3 by the Government. Excerpts
“The message that we carry, we socialists, is to make proposals. We make proposals to him and he replies that today, hearing our proposals weakens his relationship with his central bloc and will instead seek support from the National Rally with budgetary measures which are contrary to what we are obviously supporting. in this context we will vote on the motion of censure“.
“At this stage, for me it is communication. I do not see in the finance bill any additional budget dedicated to supporting business transitions. Is this just an announcement effect in reaction to the current context to try to reassure? I hope it’s much more than that.”
“I didn't understand this action, they have the wrong opponent. I tried to contact them and they didn't answer me. I communicated that my door is always open. The message I want to send is: don't choose the wrong opponent. I have always worked in defense of agriculture“.
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