Audrey Pulvar, deputy mayor of Paris, is the head of the PS list in the regional elections. – Eric DESSONS / JDD / SIPA
- Head of the list supported by the PS to regional in Ile de France, Audrey Pulvar was the guest of the BFM Paris show Political bets, in partnership with 20 minutes, this Thursday.
- Given only 10% in the first round according to various polls, the protégé of Anne Hidalgo struggles to emerge positively in this campaign.
Candidate in the regional elections in Ile-de-France under the label “Ile-de-France in common”, supported in particular by the Socialist Party, Audrey Pulvar was this Thursday the guest of Political bets, the BFM Paris program in partnership with 20 minutes. The opportunity for the candidate sponsored by Anne Hidalgo to deliver her vision of the future for a region that she aspires to chair, despite polls that give her far from Valérie Pécresse (LR), but also behind the lists of Julien Bayou (EELV ) and Clémentine Autain (LFI).
Hospitals
“The region has its role to play. In Beaumont-sur-Oise for example, in the Val d’Oise, the intensive care unit was closed shortly before the epidemic. It was necessary to go elsewhere for the patients, when the region could have discussed with the ARS. It must support the hospitals. I want to set up 180 health centers in the region and support health professionals throughout the territory. “
Security
“The region can help cities to equip themselves with municipal police, to train them within a school on questions of discrimination or the handling of weapons, lethal or not. “
The ringroad
“Valérie Pécresse wishes to consult Ile-de-France residents and take over the management of the infrastructure: but to do what? Continue the car policy? She did not understand anything about ecology. A few years ago, she was opposed to the closure of the tracks on the bank. We must change modes of transport and mobility. I recommend reserving a lane for carpooling and car-sharing [sur le périphérique et] the Ile-de-France highways. Individual car traffic is a factor of pollution and stress. We need a better connection between rail, buses, trams, bicycles, secure public pedestrian space, and move towards carpooling and car-sharing. “
Public transports
“I want free, but the payment for business transportation will continue. I don’t want to increase it. What will gradually disappear is the share that users pay. This represents 2.5 billion euros per year. We propose a contribution on the great real estate fortunes of Ile-de-France [pour compenser]. I also want a contribution on polluting road transport: trucks that cross the region. “
Agriculture
“The challenge for the region is the transformation of agriculture in the Ile-de-France region. We will switch to 100% organic meals or meals from sustainable agriculture in Parisian canteens, including 50% of products from a radius of 250 km around Paris. It is therefore necessary to transform agriculture in the Ile-de-France region, whether it is much more on polyculture, animal husbandry, market gardening, fruit production. Ile-de-France must produce the fruits and vegetables it consumes. “
The Gonesse Triangle
“We want to launch a major experiment so that the Triangle de Gonnesse can switch to agro-ecology. We can set up in this area an agricultural high school, because it lacks in the region, as well as an incubator for ecological and solidarity start-ups. We are not giving up on the project, but we are making it much more ambitious and ecological. And to serve it, we can consider a station with a small footprint. But I don’t want the current project, with shops and housing. “
The electoral campaign
“I am in the field every day. I have a program, candidates, activists. It is for them that I am here. My relations with Anne Hidalgo are human relations, times that are going well, others less. But I am campaigning for Ile-de-France and Ile-de-France residents. “
The second round
“I was the last to declare myself a candidate, well after Julien Bayou (EELV) and Clémentaine Autain (LFI). I showed my rallying approach: six left-wing parties support me. We will find a way for the second round. If we find an agreement, why not an alliance with EELV and LFI. “