Legislative: LFI unveils its first 324 invested, suspense on the constituency of Mélenchon in Marseille

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who stressed on Sunday that he was preparing "rather for the idea of ​​​​being Prime Minister than for the idea of ​​​​being a new deputy", will be present Thursday evening at an "aperitif" of the People's Union in Marseilles.

In total, within Nupes, the new left-wing alliance bringing together LFI, EELV, PS and PCF for the June legislative elections, LFI will have 360 ​​constituencies.

The rest of the names should be revealed in the coming days.

Among those unveiled on Tuesday evening, are in particular almost all of the outgoing deputies: the patron saint of deputies LFI Mathilde Panot (1st constituency of Val-de-Marne), Clémentine Autain (11th of Seine-Saint-Denis), Alexis Corbière (7th of Seine-Saint-Denis), Bastien Lachaud (6th of Seine-Saint-Denis), Eric Coquerel (1st of Seine-Saint-Denis), François Ruffin (1st of the Somme), Danièle Obono (17th of Paris), Adrien Quatennens (1st from the North) Ugo Bernalicis (2nd from the North), Caroline Fiat (6th from Meurthe-et-Moselle), Bénédicte Taurine (1st from Ariège), Michel Larive (2nd from Ariège), or even Loïc Prud man (3rd in Gironde).

Among the newcomers, many figures from LFI, such as the general secretary of the movement Clémence Guétté (2nd from Val-de-Marne), the election coordinator Paul Vannier (5th from Val-d'Oise), the lawyer Raquel Garido (5th from Seine-Saint-Denis), the councilor of Paris Danielle Simonnet (15th from Paris), the regional councilor of Ile-de-France Sophia Chikirou (6th from Paris), the national secretary of the Left Party Sarah Legrain ( 16th in Paris), the digital manager of Jean-Luc Mélenchon Antoine Leaument (10th in Essonne).

The list also includes the former spokesperson for the NGO Attac Aurélie Trouvou (9th from Seine-Saint-Denis), who had taken the presidency of the Parliament of the popular union during the presidential campaign, The ecologist Claire Lejeune (7th from Essonne), the former spokesperson for Sandrine Rousseau in the primary ecologists Thomas Portes (3rd from Seine-Saint-Denis), but also the spokesperson for the chambermaids who had been 22 months strike for better working conditions at the Ibis hotel in Batignolles Rachel Kéké (7th in Val-de-Marne), journalist and founder of the Ecological Revolution for Living (REV) Aymeric Caron (18th in Paris), l lawyer Caroline Mecary (7th in Paris), or comedian Gérald Dahan (3rd in Charente-Maritime).

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