Presidential: if the National Rally comes to power, the CGT will no longer have subsidies, assures Sébastien Chenu
The vice-president of the RN, Sébastien Chenu, estimated Monday on France Inter that the union "no longer defends the interests of workers but seeks to prevent the National Rally".
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If the National Rally comes to power, the CGT will no longer have subsidies, assures Monday October 26 on France Inter Sébastien Chenu, president of the RN group in the National Assembly. “Public money is intended to subsidize actions of general interest and public interest. If you are in politics, if you demonstrate, call to vote, etc.
, you are misappropriating public money, the money of all French people", believes the MP. Also read: Report "We have won the battle of ideas": in Orléans, Marine Le Pen launches her campaign in a city under high surveillance On franceinfo Wednesday October 21, Marine Le Pen, presidential candidate, had already stated that she wanted "politicized associations", in particular "far left", to no longer be subsidized. Regarding the CGT, "it has been a long time since Madame Binet defended no longer the interest of the workers but seeks to prevent the National Rally", estimates Sébastien Chenu.
The general secretary of the CGT participated this weekend in the demonstration in Orléans against the RN congress.
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