Politics – LIVE. Legislative – Laurent Berger: “The subject is not who is going to be at Matignon but to avoid the RN”

Politics – LIVE. Legislative – Laurent Berger: “The subject is not who is going to be at Matignon but to avoid the RN”
Politics – LIVE. Legislative – Laurent Berger: “The subject is not who is going to be at Matignon but to avoid the RN”

Laurent Berger: “The subject is not who is going to be at Matignon but to avoid the RN”

He had not yet spoken on the subject. Laurent Berger, former secretary general of the CFDT, was the political guest, this Monday, June 24, of the 4 Vérités of France 2. An expected intervention from this man of the left whose name was launched as prime minister by Raphaël Glucksmann ago a few days.

It’s no“, said Laurent Berger to Thomas Sotto’s question on the subject. “That’s not my desire, that’s not the subject. I chose to pursue a career in the private sector. The subject is not the one that will be at Matignon.” “A little” replies the political journalist, referring to Jean-Luc Mélenchon, ready to become Prime Minister.

It can’t be Jean-Luc Mélenchonasserts Laurent Berger. He says what he wants, he tries to dynamite everything. We’re dying of personalization when the real subject is ‘how to avoid the arrival of the RN‘”. Assuring that he would not take on the role of Prime Minister even out of duty, Laurent Berger detailed his remarks on the far right: “I am worried about the concrete consequences of the arrival of the RN. Citizens must vote with conviction against the RN. We need to understand the moment in which we are“, thundered the former boss of the CFDT, admitting that he did not have “so want to talk“basically.

Choosing fear is a mistake. And the RN is fear. We are in a critical situation, with the possible arrival of RN to power. We have experimented with it in certain countries in Europe, but it has never been for the benefit of workers, employees. Never. This training provides no response to the economic, social, ecological and democratic challenges that we all face. It leads us to a dead end.

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