MEP Yannick Jadot on Saturday called La Charité-sur-Loire, in the Nièvre, "pragmatism" for the municipal elections, not excluding alliances with elected without label or various right.
"In places, you have to be pragmatic, there are almost as many cases as municipalities (...) Municipalities you do not build national alliances," Yannick Jadot told the press on the sidelines of the "Festival ideas "organized by former PS MP Christian Paul and journalist Guillaume Duval. "In municipalities where you have people who are unlabeled or even diverse right who are 100% organic in canteens, shared gardens, urban renewal, who apply what we want to do", it will take "take our responsibilities," continued Yannick Jadot.
"I know exactly where our traditional alliances are"
"I know exactly where our traditional alliances are in the municipalities, what I call is pragmatism," he added. In Libération on Thursday, Mr. Jadot had been even clearer: "in the municipalities, I will support ecology, so between a diverse right that sets up shared gardens, organic canteens and a socialist who supports the highways and canteens Sodexo ... I will call to vote for the various right, "he said.
The national secretary of EELV David Cormand has excluded alliances with the right, whether "extreme right, conservative or liberal". A motion adopted by the Federal Council of the party two weeks ago says for its part that "the parties supporting the current government, whose environmental, economic and social policy is incompatible with ecology, will have no place on these No political agreement can be signed on behalf of EELV with them ".