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Glucksmann Unveils First Phase of ‘Vision for France’ Project

The project launch reinforces his positioning as a pro-European social-democrat for a possible 2027 run

L'eurodéputé Raphaël Glucksmann va présenter sa «vision pour la France» ce lundi 23 juin à Paris
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Le coprésident de Place publique, Raphaël Glucksmann, s’exprime lors de la conférence de presse « Notre vision pour la France », à Paris le 23 juin.
Raphaël Glucksmann lors de la présentation du programme de Place publique ce lundi 23 juin, dans le Xe arrondissement de Paris.

Overview

  • On June 23 in Paris, Raphaël Glucksmann presented ‘Act 1’ of his ‘Vision for France’ initiative with about 50 concrete proposals drawn from 200 experts and 2,000 militants out of 12,000 members
  • Key measures include establishing a ‘care society’, a green reindustrialisation plan and a strategy to rescue public schools under a new social contract for workers
  • He continues to deny any formal presidential bid while explicitly preparing policy groundwork and signalling readiness for a snap election or the 2027 race
  • Glucksmann frames his project as an alternative to Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s radical left, emphasising a distinct pro-European, social-democratic pole within the French left
  • Léa Salamé’s appointment to present France 2’s 20H news has prompted questions about potential conflicts of interest if he becomes an official candidate