A united Gard left in Nîmes to celebrate, as a symbol, the opening on the Jean-Jaurès of the departmental federation’s office

The representatives of the Gard and regional socialist party united for the opening of their office. Midi Libre – MiKAEL ANISSET

“It's a beautiful symbol, a turning point for the PS of Gard.” The words are strong, as is the cohesion displayed on this Saturday, January 25 in the morning, in front of the new premises of the socialist party. And for good reason, it was on the Cours Jean-Jaurès that this premises opened, arousing emotion at the evocation “of the values ​​that resonate strongly in our memories”.Vindictive, the President of the Department Françoise Laurent-Perrigot did not fail to recall the strong ties that united the man of the left with the city of Nîmes, remarks completed later by Régis Bayle, regional councilor representing Carole Delga.

Jaurès, this “bridge builder”

Obviously, what more symbolic place than to place a socialist office on the course bearing the name of the one who remains a unifying figure of the left, this “builder of bridges between ideas and actions”, as defined by Pierre Jaumain, head of the Gard PS. A left that also marked this union, with the presence of the communists Vincent Bouget or Christian Bastid, but also of the ecological movement with Nicolas Cadène and Sibylle Jannekeyn.

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The opportunity for the rising star of the regional left, Chloé Ridel, to explain this choice to share these premises with the Gard PS in order to set up her European MP office there. “Many MPs do not take this step”, noted the thirty-year-old, highlighting her “pride” to see these premises open “a stone's throw from my high school, Alphonse-Daudet”.

In unison

Committing, like Françoise Laurent-Perrigot, Régis Bayle, Senator Denis Bouad and Pierre Jaumain, on the need to reclaim territory in the face of the National Rally. “I am very angry with the far right for having put all this racism into the heads of some of our fellow citizens”, Chloé Ridel asserted, targeting a party that has taken “as a scapegoat people as poor as those who point the finger at them. While the real problem comes from the sharing of wealth that allows multimillionaires to get rich off our backs.” Warmly applauded remarks. In unison, according to the will of the day.

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