Insubordinate France refuses any alliance with the PS for the legislative elections

Mathilde Panot, leader of the LFI deputies, assured that his party would not make an agreement with the Socialists for the legislative elections. The First Secretary of the PS Olivier Faure said he was ready on Saturday to engage in a dialogue with Jean-Luc Mélenchon for the legislative elections. but the leader of the LFI deputies Mathilde Panot replied that there would be no discussions with the PS and that this refusal was “final”. legislative elections of June 12 and 19, but excluding the Socialist Party, Olivier Faure assures us that “(his) hand is outstretched”, in an interview with the newspaper Liberation. “I am ready to engage in a dialogue on the condition that it is not the staging of a lying poker”, explains the First Secretary who, on the evening of the first round, had called for “a pact for social and ecological justice”. He lays down some principles for an agreement: “First, target unique candidates wherever the threat of the extreme right exists. Then, avoid fratricidal duels each time there is a leftist or ecologist outgoing”. “Finally, agree as often as possible on the candidate who has the best chance of winning against the right, taking into account the results of the last polls, the dynamics specific to the presidential election and the territorial settlements”, he continues. “We are not asking for an exercise in public flogging”The president of the group of deputies La France insoumise Mathilde Panot has replied in the JDD, that there would be “no discussions” of his party with the PS, “and this refusal is final”. “The PS has been very clear”, she argues. “Anne Hidalgo didn’t want to build anything with us. We have taken note of his attacks and his refusal to draw a lucid assessment of François Hollande’s five-year term”. it’s a prerequisite.” “We’re not asking for an exercise in public flogging,” she explains. “But they owe us an explanation. Yesterday for Jadot, we were Poutine’s friends. Today, that doesn’t seem to stop his party from wanting to talk to us.”