Overview
- La France insoumise has released a new edition of L'Avenir en commun with 1,069 measures and a stronger emphasis on a national planification écologique to reorganize territories and relocalize essential production.
- The movement plans a large presentation at Le Bourget to promote the program to thousands of supporters and to nationalize Jean‑Luc Mélenchon’s candidacy.
- A reported majority of deputies from the parliamentary communist group, including its president Stéphane Peu, signaled support for Mélenchon, a shift that weakens rival left bids.
- LFI says it has worked with a network of about 80 senior civil servants called 'les Phrygiens' to detail how policies would be implemented and to bolster the program’s technical credibility.
- Key policy points include raising the net SMIC to €1,700, expanding public health coverage, reversing pension changes, proposing a constitutional 'green rule', withdrawing from NATO and targeted measures on Israel, while financing plans are due in early 2027.