DIRECT. Legislative: more anti-RN demonstrations this Sunday, last day to submit candidacies

Pensions, housing, minor violence… The Prime Minister, who is leading the presidential majority campaign, presented this Saturday to Parisien-Aujourd’hui in France and to the headlines of the regional daily press the key measures of the Renaissance program, particularly on purchasing power.

While five LFI executives, including Alexis Corbière and Raquel Garrido, critics of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s line, were excluded from the nominations, the party assumed a “choice of consistency” in a press release. “Investigations for life do not exist,” affirmed the leader of LFI.

The former president confirmed that he was running in the legislative elections in the 1st constituency of Corrèze, under the banner of the Popular Front. “If I made this decision, it is because I considered that the situation was serious,” he said.

According to police figures, 250,000 demonstrators were recorded in the 150 processions against the far right in France, including 75,000 in Paris. The CGT mentions 600,000 demonstrators, including 250,000 in Paris. The processions were rather calm, despite episodes of tension. Nine people were arrested and three members of the police injured in Paris.