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In the city led by the left and where Jordan Bardella’s list “only” 11% in the European elections, several thousand people gathered Monday June 10 in the evening to protest against the extreme right and call on the left to unite for the legislative elections.
Sadness and rain in Nantes (Loire-Atlantique) where several thousand people gathered Monday June 10 at the end of the day on the Cours des 50 Otages. The day after the announcement of the results of the European elections and the dissolution of the National Assembly, they came to express their opposition to the prefecture, to say “no” to the extreme right, to the call of the unions in particular. In the crowd, it was time for emotion. Arnaud has just attached his bike to join the movement and mentions “an emotional issue” to his presence. Why is he there? “I felt the importance of knowing how many of us there are, of feeling the people, of clearly showing our support for racialized populations, for working-class neighborhoods,” he replies. In a city, Nantes, which voted little to the extreme right compared to the national results – Jordan Bardella gathered 11% of the votes cast and Raphaël Glucksmann more than double
