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"The RN Was Quiet": Sophie Binet Accuses the Boss of Doing "the Short Ladder" on the Far Right

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"We feel like we're in France from 1938."In an interview in the World, CGT secretary-general Sophie Binet sounds alarmed at the possible arrival of the far right in power.

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Lean Left

The leader of the CGT estimates in an interview at the "World" Saturday, August 29th that the employers normalize the National Rally by considering only its economic program.

·Paris, France
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Right

The general secretary of the CGT, Sophie Binet, believes that the National Rally (RN) poses a threat to the working class in France and says she is determined to prevent its victory in the 2027 presidential election. The challenge is to do everything possible...

Center

"We feel like we're in France from 1938."In an interview in the World, CGT secretary-general Sophie Binet sounds alarmed at the possible arrival of the far right in power.

Lean Right

The General Secretary of the CGT, in particular, blames the candidates present at the Medef summer universities for not taking the measure, in her view, of the risk of the arrival of the RN in power.

·Paris, France
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Lean Left

The trade unionist believes that the candidates in the presidential election, who debated with the Medef on Thursday, did not appreciate the risk of the National Rally coming to power.

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Center

The General Secretary of the CGT, Sophie Binet, accuses "part of the bossate" of doing "the short scale to the far right by normalizing it", in an interview to the newspaper "Le Monde", put in

·France
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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