Overview
- La France insoumise published the 1,069-measure book L'Avenir en commun on Friday, November 6, and will unveil it publicly at a Bourget meeting that LFI expects to draw 10,000–20,000 people.
- The program centers on a 'planification écologique' that would reorganize France into 'éco-régions', create a national planning council and add a constitutional 'règle verte' to limit natural extraction.
- Economically the platform reasserts signature LFI proposals such as raising the SMIC to €1,700 net, establishing '100% Sécu', and reversing recent pension changes toward earlier retirement ages.
- Mélenchon’s standing in polls has improved to roughly 18% in Ifop first-round estimates, and he has picked up visible left-leaning endorsements including most communist deputies, boosting talk of a second-round bid.
- The movement says it will publish detailed financing in early 2027, and commentators warn the plan implies large spending and tax shifts while reporting differs on implementation details such as the size of the expert network 'Les Phrygiens'.