Relations continue to be strained among the Insoumis. Deputy Alexis Corbière, one of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s main lieutenants, said on Friday that he was in “radical disagreement” with the composition of the new leadership of his party, which according to him lacks “consensus”, in an interview with Le Monde. .
“I have a radical disagreement with the result, the consequence of a process that does not play a collective role, does not associate activists enough and does not integrate the different sensibilities of our movement which are embodied in certain personalities”, declares Mr. Corbiere. “It prevents us from reaching a consensus,” he adds.
Deploring an “unsatisfactory situation”, the deputy for Seine-Saint-Denis calls for more “social parity” in this direction, of which “eighteen of its twenty-one members are now parliamentarians”. If he is not a “candidate” to integrate this direction, he pleads for the presence of personalities like François Ruffin and Clémentine Autain, who “say stimulating things, others in which (he) does not (s) e recognize