‘The Untamed’ Robert Injey (substitute Liliane Dotta) will he be the one to stir up trouble in this electoral campaign for the legislative elections?
Inspired by his model the “maximum leader” Jean-Luc Mélenchon, for whom this role was quite successful during the presidential election, the likable Bob seems to be in good shape. He is eager and wants to compete against opponents who are better off than him (at least apparently), but… in politics, you never know?
In any case, the candidate from the radical left gives himself significant references: Giuseppe Garibaldi, Jean Jaurès, and a name that makes his heart beat, Virgil Barel.
The bar is set high, and he himself acknowledges and explains it: “If I’m taking this little tour, it’s so we don’t forget that Nice isn’t only about the Estrosi, Ciotti, Bettati and the whole clan that has been holding all the power for too long.
A clan where clientelism reigns and that develops the most regressive ideas possible, through betrayals, denials, and forgotten promises.
Then of course, there have always been people in this city who make us ashamed, like those I have mentioned recently.”
As a starting point, there are more consensual ones, let’s admit it!
His guiding star remains the result of April 23: “In many of these neighborhoods, particularly the most popular ones, Jean-Luc Mélenchon came out on top.” His
fight has only one objective: “the ultra-liberal logics of today’s Europe.”
Robert Injey confirms that Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s program, “L’Avenir en commun,” is more relevant than ever, especially in Nice.
Explanations and some examples:
The Democratic Emergency
Are we going to continue for long with this presidential monarchy that unfolds into local baronies? No wonder Estrosi supports Macron
Christian Estrosi who has shown great imagination by creating the function of “fictitious mayor,” or by regularly changing positions for personal convenience. Once mayor, once minister, once regional president, and hop, I become mayor again….
The urgency of a 6th Republic is glaring, the possibility of recall would make these people less arrogant.
The Social Emergency
Far from the self-satisfaction speeches with which the mayor and the departmental council president inundate us, the reality in our city is that the poverty rate is 20%, compared to 14% nationally.
There are 30,000 vacant homes when thousands of families struggle for years to get decent housing. The inequalities and injustices in our city are glaring.
The Ecological Emergency
And in this district, beyond this city, the ecological transition is a real urgency.
– There is the pollution in our city, certainly related to topographical aspects, but it’s also a reflection of irresponsible planning over 40 years and an abyssal delay in terms of public transportation.
– There is the Eco-Valley scandal, which in reality is a concrete valley
The Employment Emergency.
From this point of view, it is quite astonishing that we are the only ones carrying an ambition for the sea economy. The sea is not just private beaches and cruise ships.
We can have great ambition for our city to contribute to making France a world leader in maritime research and education.
Because we already have right here laboratories from great universities, that’s an asset.
The challenge is launched to Eric Ciotti, the En Marche candidate, and the National Front candidate, to debate it publicly and contradictorily.
The response to those concerned!
