La France insoumise publishes on Friday the presidential program of its candidate, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, in the form of a book sold for 4.90 euros in bookstores. This is an update of their “Common Future” program, which is structured around ecological planning. It contains 1,069 measures, including 238 new ones.

Published on: 06/11/2026 - 14:32

On the eve of a major meeting of Jean-Luc Mélenchon at Le Bourget, in the Paris region, La France insoumise (LFI) publishes, Friday November 6, its presidential program for 2027. An edition in line with previous disruptive programs, with particular emphasis placed on the ecological question.

“Our entire program is structured around ecological planning, this is the starting point of our action,” explains the rebellious deputy for Haute-Garonne Hadrien Clouet, co-responsible for the program with Clémence Guetté, to Agence France-Presse (AFP).

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“It’s a fundamental reorganization,” said Clémence Guetté on France Inter on Friday, praising the “taking into account ecological diseases planned in the program.”

It is about "perpetuating human life", even assures Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the introduction to this new version of "The Future in Common", sold for 4.90 euros in bookstores.

The radical left movement points to “capitalism which is driving us straight into the wall”. The rebels therefore intend to create "ecoregions", an administrative overhaul of France where the regions would be organized around the "ecological characteristics" of the country: watersheds, mountains, maritime facades...

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Faithful to its collectivist vision, LFI wants to establish an “ecological planning council” which must supervise the “relocation of essential production”.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon's party also wishes to "include in the Constitution the principle of the 'green rule', according to which no more is taken from nature than what it is able to replenish". The phase-out of nuclear power is also still on the agenda.

“The Phrygians”, senior civil servants in the service of LFI

In total, the program contains 1,069 measures, including 238 new ones.

“We are continuing serious programmatic work. It is precision, enrichment,” assures the national coordinator of LFI, Manuel Bompard.

In fact, we find in this program the classic LFI proposals: increase in the minimum wage to 1,700 euros net, "100% Social Security" and abolition of the pension reform with a return to 62 for the starting age, before "restoring the right to retirement at 60 at full rate for 40 years of contributions".

“We have worked more on the implementation of the program than in previous times,” indicates for his part the rebellious MP and executive from Val-d'Oise Paul Vannier, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon, for the first time in four presidential elections, is given by the polls in a position to qualify for the second round.

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To gain credibility, the movement has relied for several months on a network of 200 senior officials called "the Phrygians", who serve to "refine the implementation of [its] program", specifies Clémence Guetté.

The latter published a book at the start of the school year pleading for the creation of new societal rights to grant real status to friendship.

Continuing this idea, La France insoumise wishes to "put an end to the epidemic of loneliness", a theme much put forward by the environmentalist candidate Marine Tondelier in the presidential campaign, by "putting an end to the privatization and destruction of common and public spaces".

A “single-parent family” status, similar to that of “large families”, would also be created to benefit from reductions in transport.

Principle of “non-alignment” with the international

Internationally, the rebels remain faithful to "non-alignment": they still intend to organize a withdrawal from NATO and wish to "get France out of Western isolation".

Concerning the Middle East, the movement, which wants to be the spokesperson for the Palestinian cause in France, still intends to "enforce the arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister" Benjamin Netanyahu.

While he remains faithful to the two-state solution, he nevertheless calls for "taking into account other possibilities for ensuring the internationally recognized individual and collective rights of the Palestinians (egalitarian binational state, for example)."

A request made in particular by their MEP Rima Hassan since she joined the movement before the 2024 European elections.

LFI and Jean-Luc Mélenchon will present this program on Saturday during a big meeting in Le Bourget (Seine-Saint-Denis). A new campaign poster was unveiled for the occasion: it represents the rebellious candidate in front of a rural background, the site of Gergovie in Auvergne which he particularly likes. The poster bears the slogan “Liberty, equality, solidarity”.

Funding for the program is due to be revealed in early 2027.

With AFP

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