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chronic. Behind the pure form of coalition hides—almost none—the hegemony of Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s self-proclaimed chancellor.
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IPronunciation questions asked for a long time to no avail. Should we say “nup”, “nups” or “nupesse” to talk about the “new mass ecological and social alliance” invented by Jean-Luc Mélenchon? BIA Still the easiest and fairest way to designate this electoral cartel, which was born out of the collapse of other leftist parties on April 10.
This combination is indeed nothing more than a simple merger. Nupes plan? it is France Rebellion: French-style public spending, massive hiring of civil servants, retirement at 60, price freezes, continuous nationalization, anti-globalization diplomacy… Jean-Luc Melenchon personally. There are only a few lines that raise points of divergence, such as…
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