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“What the left has lost at the ballot box, it wants to win back on the streets. But we will not change course.”

06/01/2025
In brief

On La Première, Georges-Louis Bouchez reaffirms that the MR will not change course despite social tensions and street actions. He criticises the education unions, defends ambitious reforms and accuses the left of wanting to win back on the streets what it lost at the ballot box.

This Monday, Georges-Louis Bouchez, MR President, reaffirmed the MR's stance on La Première. Facing social tensions, he called for responsibility: "We are not afraid of actions. The course will not change. We must move forward through dialogue. Blockades will not make us back down."

On education, Georges-Louis Bouchez points to the attitude of the unions: "For years, they pretended nothing was happening. Since Valérie Glatigny became minister, they've been acting as though all the problems in the world have suddenly appeared." The MR is banking on ambitious reforms to turn around a sector in crisis. We will address the problems in this sector."

Finally, on the left: "What it lost at the ballot box, it wants to win back on the streets." Georges-Louis Bouchez reaffirmed the MR's commitment to dialogue that respects democratic institutions and voters.

For the MR, the aim is to act with clarity and ambition to advance major reforms, far from street pressure and blockades.

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