Candidate for New York City Mayor in 2025 New York Partisan Primary Election.
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Support the creation and appropriation by all of cultural works and practices, by revalorizing artistic education in schools, conservatories, popular education and the place of culture in works councils. Learn more
Extend free admission to all museums and public monuments, and lower the prices of public and private services (cinema, concert halls, etc.). Learn more
Start major cultural work to put an end to territorial inequalities in terms of structures for creation, teaching, dissemination and artistic and cultural memory. Learn more
Increase the budget dedicated to art, culture and creation to 1% of GDP per year. Learn more
Improve the system of intermittent workers in the entertainment industry on the basis of the common base of demands of the 2021 theater occupations movement and extend it to other discontinuous cultural and event-based professions, such as “extras” in the hotel-restaurant industry and tour guides. Learn more
Create a National Center for Artists and Authors that will organize professional elections in order to design a social protection system adapted to these professions. Learn more
Restore an ambitious public service of culture for the cultural actors and the public. Learn more
Make higher education free of charge, from the bachelor’s degree to the doctorate. Learn more
Create a public service for Pre-K and adapted childcare facilities over five years, ensuring territorial equality and the possibility for each family to have access to childcare facilities. Learn more
Move towards free school canteens in conjunction with local authorities. Learn more
Develop literacy structures for dual-language courses and foreign language for English Native speakers. Learn more
Reduce class sizes everywhere to do better, which is currently 19 students per class, with priority given to pre-primary classes, vocational high schools and schools in priority education. Learn more
Eradicate illiteracy for school leavers and adults by 2027. Learn more
Initiate a plan to fight illiteracy in prisons. Learn more
Allow schooling from the age of 2 for parents who wish to do so. Learn more
Getting out of carbon-based energy: stop subsidizing fossil fuels. Learn more
Investing in energy efficiency and sobriety, as well as in innovative energy projects such as marine renewable energy. Learn more
Make eco-design of products mandatory in order to limit the use of non-renewable resources. Learn more
Fight against the artificialization of soils to prevent the disappearance of useful agricultural areas. Learn more
Reverse the weakening of environmental standards and public participation mechanisms decided during the previous five-year term. Learn more
Work towards the creation of an international law of marine biodiversity, especially in the deep sea. Learn more
Initiate a global plan to renovate our infrastructures to adapt them to climate change. Learn more
Accelerate the modernization and adaptation of high voltage lines to reduce environmental impact. Learn more
Launch a plan to clean up our maritime facades and seabed in the Atlantic Ocean, the North Sea, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. Learn more
Plan the gradual withdrawal of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, and immediately ban the most dangerous (glyphosate, neonicotinoids), with financial support if necessary. Learn more
Plan the transition to 100% renewable energies and the reevaluate nuclear power with a double watchword: sobriety and efficiency. Learn more
Integrate nutrition education into school curricula, from kindergarten to college, using hands-on workshops. Learn more
Urgently ban the most controversial additives, limit the list of authorized additives to those allowed in organic agriculture. Learn more
Lobby for the creation of the Cabinet of Food Production. Learn more
Gradually increase the food in collective catering to 100% local and organic, reduce the share of meat proteins and offer a daily vegetarian option. Learn more
Prohibit food advertising on all media (radio, audiovisual and electronic) aimed at children and adolescents. Learn more
To inscribe access to water, its sanitation and the right to hygiene as a fundamental human right. Learn more
Guarantee permanent access to five seasonal fruits and vegetables at blocked prices and reduce VAT on organic products. Learn more
Fight against speculation on housing by limiting short-term rentals (AirBnB type) to owner-occupiers and for a limited period. Learn more
To revise the Flood Risk Prevention Plans in line with the new threats and to create a Fund to help relocate buildings threatened by floods and rising seas. Learn more
Make it mandatory to renovate “thermal apartments” before renting them out. Learn more
Restore public aid for low-income housing, avoid rent increases on re-renting and guarantee rehousing at constant rent in the context of rehabilitation or reconstruction. Learn more
Launch an emergency bed bug prevention and eradication plan, with the creation of dedicated local public services. Learn more
Impose a progressive tax on high speculative real estate transactions to finance the fight against substandard housing. Learn more
Protect private homeowners from excessive taxes with special emphasis on the elderly. Learn more
Use the right of requisition and surcharges to fight against vacant dwellings, and to put them back in rent. Learn more
Fight against substandard and unhealthy housing: make a “rental permit” mandatory throughout the United States (prior authorization issued by the public authorities), launch a major housing renovation plan, use the right of pre-emption and guarantee decent and rapid rehousing for poorly housed people. Learn more
Build 200,000 public housing units per year for five years to the highest environmental standards. Learn more
Impose in new constructions that 100% of the housing be accessible, as provided for in the 2005 law on disability. Learn more
Regulate rents everywhere on the territory and lower them in large cities, adopt a housing shield that limits the share of income spent on housing. Learn more
Prohibit rental evictions without a proposal for public rehousing. Learn more
Implement a universal rent guarantee creating a safety net against unpaid rent for tenants and landlords alike. Learn more
Raise the minimum threshold of social housing per municipality to 30%, increase sanctions against municipalities that do not comply with the law and order the Justice Department to systematically take over from defaulting mayors. Learn more
Renovate all water and sewerage systems to limit leaks. Learn more
Guarantee the right to a minimum free access to the Internet and the digital coverage of the whole country in very high speed at affordable cost by 2025. Learn more
Constitutionalize the right to data and communication encryption. Learn more
Guarantee the maintenance of counters, personnel, and paper forms despite the virtualization of public services and the digital transformation of administrations, deploy a local public service to support the 20% of American people who have difficulty with digital technology (illiteracy). Learn more
Organize 100% public management of water within the framework of a decentralized public service, based on local public utilities open to citizens. Learn more
Launching major renovation work on the railroads. Learn more
Lowering the Sales Taxes on repair services. Learn more
Convene a national conference on the reduction of working hours and the taking into account of arduousness. Learn more
Organize a general social conference on salaries as well as in each branch. Learn more
Impose regular negotiations on employment, training and skills management on companies, involving trade unions. Learn more
Create jobs through investment in ecological and social change. Learn more
Create 300,000 agricultural jobs to establish a relocalized, diversified and ecological agriculture. Learn more
Wage gaps: limit the gap of 1 to 20 between the lowest and highest wages in a company. Learn more
The transition to 32 hours for strenuous or night jobs immediately, and their generalization through collective bargaining. Learn more
Apply the presumption of salaried status to workers on digital platforms (Uber, …) and all employees falsely considered as self-employed. Learn more
Immediately raise the minimum wage. Learn more
Reduction of the annual working time (paid vacations, etc.). Learn more
The re-establishment of the effective working week at 35 hours, by increasing overtime hours. Learn more
Establish ecological and social protections according to the conditions of production and remuneration of agricultural work. Learn more
Create job guarantee committees composed of representatives of the long-term unemployed, trade unions, uberized workers, economic and integration actors and local authorities. Learn more
Regulate parachutes and top-hat pensions. Learn more
Extend occupational medicine to the unemployed, with mandatory visits beyond six months. Learn more
The distribution of value: set a minimum threshold for wage increases, so that the amount spent on wage increases is at least equal to the growth in shareholder returns (dividends and share buybacks). Learn more
Ensure the continuity of personal rights (to training, to leave, etc.) outside the employment contract and transfer them from one contract to another. Learn more
Doubling the number of labor inspectors. Learn more
Revalue the salaries of civil servants and unfreeze the index point. Learn more
Introduce a maximum quota of precarious contracts in companies: 10% for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), 5% for large companies. Learn more
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