LIVE - Presidential Election 2027: “We are forming a ticket. I will be the next prime minister,” assures Jordan Bardella

The mayor of Saint-Ouen (Seine-Saint-Denis) and presidential candidate Karim Bouamrane is preparing to publish L’Espoir ou le Mépris (Éditions Plon). In this work, the socialist returns to his origins and his program for the country. “The value of work is a popular value,” he defends on RMC this Wednesday. Before drawing up the following observation: “Work no longer pays”. “We need to be able to implement training and studies that are totally in line with the reindustrialization of the country and AI,” argues the mayor.

To promote his book, the councilor is inviting several socialist figures to his commune this evening: the former head of state, François Hollande, the social democratic candidate, Raphaël Glucksmann and even the first secretary of the PS, Olivier Faure, weakened since his defeat in the primary a month ago.

This Wednesday, the president of the National Rally (RN), publishes his third work in two years, Govern (Éditions Fayard). “I wanted to share who we are and what we are going to do if we win,” insists Jordan Bardella on RTL. The thirty-year-old reassures that in the event of victory for the four-time presidential candidate, Marine Le Pen, he “will lead government policy”. “I will be the next prime minister,” he defends. And promises again: “We form a ticket”.

In his work, the MEP details the program he intends to implement in the event of victory. Regarding the social anger that has shaken the country for a month, he asserts: “the response will not come from the streets, but from the ballot boxes” and commits to “massively lowering energy taxes”.

Hello and welcome to this live. Strikes, demonstrations and political reactions: follow with Le Figaro the day before the day of mobilization on Thursday, November 5. At the call of the main trade union organizations, public and private employees, retirees and young people are expected in the processions to demand pay increases and defend employment and public services. After three Saturdays of protest against the high cost of living, this new day of action must maintain pressure on the government. Throughout the day, find the latest information from our journalists in the field and the responses from political leaders.