The deputy Aurélien Taché, member of the new group "Ecology Democracy Solidarity", and five other deputies ex-LREM announced Sunday the creation of #Nous Demain, a political movement "humanist, ecologist and feminist" wanting turned to the civil society.
#Nous Demain aims to "bring together all free and uninhibited humanists and democrats in front of the reactionaries who are well established," according to a call co-signed by Aurélien Taché and around thirty people including Paula Forteza, Albane Gaillot, Hubert Julien-Leferrière, Delphne Bagarry and Emilie Cariou, all members of the EDS group.
📣 #NousDemain is an appeal to all those who want to do politics differently 👉🏻 Join us to build together a humanist, ecological and feminist movement, 100% open to civil society! Find our call in the JDD ⤵️ https://t.co/JGUzo3XAFZ
- Aurélien Taché (@Aurelientache) June 28, 2020"Prevent the sacrifice of a generation"
The new movement, which intends to present its first proposals at the end of the summer, focuses in particular on the fate of young people and wants to "prevent the sacrifice of a generation", but also "protect the economy with new regulations ", Redefine the place of work, or" initiate the ecological transition starting from the citizens ".
In addition to the deputies, the list of first signers includes, among others, Brandy Boloko, co-president of Cité des Chances, Elvira Jaouën, mayor of the small town of Courdimanche (Val-d'Oise), and Dorian Dreuil, author of “Plea for citizen engagement ”.
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