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David Lisnard stated that the RN and its allies targeted him more than the left, which he deemed indicative of their priority on electoral and personal interests rather than those of the country. He believed that, despite their good results in polls, they feared the independent right. He defended a political proposal that he described as constant in his convictions, opposing fatalism and without alliances with either Macronism or the RN. According to him, this offer should allow the country and those who want to succeed to win. He presented it as an alternative to technocrats and "false breaks," which he labeled as socio-statist, and praised Nouv_Energie. #onlefera #politique #France #élections (translated)

David Lisnard wrote that the RN and its supporters had been attacking him more than the left recently. He believed that this showed, in his opinion, that they were putting their electoral and personal interests before those of the country, and that they feared the independent right despite their high standing in the polls. He defended an independent political offer, consistent in its convictions, that rejected fatalism and alliances with macronism and the RN. He presented this offer as an alternative to technocrats and "false breaks," which he labeled as socio-statist, and called for those who wanted to succeed and France to win for the country. He concluded by mentioning Nouvelle Énergie. #onlefera #politique #France #alternance (translated)

David Lisnard indicated that the Béal was rising in the Tourrades area, without having reached a critical threshold, and that the Frayère and the Riou were also on the rise, but below alert thresholds. He estimated that the widening work carried out on the Frayère was effective. The La Foux valley, near République, remained low, according to him. He added that the city was monitoring the risk of runoff in certain areas, particularly at the Riou, where interventions had already taken place. A new significant rainy episode was expected by late morning, he specified, adding that resources were ready in case of road closures or activation of pumps. #Cannes #Météo #Vigilance (translated)

David Lisnard lamented that France, in his view, no longer supports its compatriots in certain circumstances, particularly the artist and writer Daoua Kamel, journalist Christophe Gleize, as well as a certain conception of culture and freedom. #France #Culture #Liberté (translated)

David Lisnard responded to Éric Ciotti, who had accused him of wanting to ruin property owners. He stated that he was proposing, on the contrary, to eliminate transfer taxes, the wealth tax (IFI), and inheritance taxes on direct descent. Regarding the property tax defended by Éric Ciotti, David Lisnard argued that it relied on values dating back to 1970, weighed more heavily on small property owners, and had increased by 37% in ten years. He proposed calculating it based on the actual value of properties, with reduced rates capped by law, believing that this method had been fairer for property owners where it had been applied. He also criticized Éric Ciotti for relying on state services and criticized his ties with the "statists of the RN." David Lisnard stated that with Nouvelle Énergie, he wanted to reduce public spending and taxes and increase the number of property owners. #Fiscalité #Propriétaires #Impôts (translated)

David Lisnard wrote that most of the attacks he received came from the Macronist camp, from some who claimed to be on the right and from the RN. He estimated that the directives from his opponents were proportional to the dynamics of his movement. While saying he would respond when necessary, he stated he wanted to remain focused on a constructive approach to the recovery of France, breaking away from a political offer he deemed obsolete. He called on people to join Nouv_Energie so that the country could regain, in his opinion, order, freedom, and dignity. #France #Politique #Redressement (translated)

David Lisnard defended an open primary for the right and the center, which he had been proposing for nearly two years. According to him, this competition would help avoid divisions that could cause a loss in the presidential election and the compromises among elected officials that he deems harmful to the country. He specified that defeated candidates would not be obliged to support the winner, but they should not harm his campaign, and he said he would do the same if another candidate won. He reproached some officials for wanting to include the left in the primary while excluding the right that had not governed with Emmanuel Macron. He also accused other opponents of the primary of invoking candidates who were not running to avoid the election. Lisnard invited Édouard Philippe, whom he described as the last to refuse the primary, to clarify its scope, adding that he was ready to confront him. A candidate for the presidential election, Lisnard presented his movement as independent and his project as grounded in reality. He stated that he would not govern with either the macronists or the RN, and called on his supporters to join him. He also criticized the "small phrases" that he considered misleading and malicious in the political debate, believing that media agitation distracted attention from the country's concerns. #CestLeMoment #Politique #France #Élections (translated)

David Lisnard criticized those who, in his opinion, wanted to increase state taxes rather than reduce spending. He stated that taxes eventually end up being paid by consumers, citing the example of milk, the cost of which would be borne by the customer and not by the cow. He asked when these measures would stop impoverishing the population and stated that they should not be allowed to continue. #OnArrive #Économie #Taxes #Consommation (translated)

David Lisnard indicated that a work session had focused on the future of Cannes La Bocca Grand Ouest, a project developed by the teams of the City of Cannes and the Cannes Lérins Agglomeration, which he presented as being set to become one of the most emblematic in the Paca region. Thomas Onzon presented the data, and then Yann Vari Lécuyer provided the projections. According to Lisnard, the project was intended to better combat flooding while meeting the needs for housing and economic activities and improving the quality of life. The meeting also served to examine the constraints, identify the challenges, and share a vision for future developments in this strategic area. He advocated for a proactive and strategic approach, with a clear framework, appropriate public facilities, and public intervention that is supplementary to that of private owners. #Cannes #DéveloppementDurable #AménagementUrbain (translated)

David Lisnard shared an interview with François de Rugy and Laurent Lesage focused on Nouvelle Énergie's vision of ecology, agriculture, industry, energy, and environmental protection. https://t.co/xOL3Y7ydxi https://t.co/Ud4nQd03F7 #Écologie #Environnement #Agriculture (translated)

David Lisnard indicated that the issue of Figaro Magazine available that day addressed the country's situation, the riots, his approach for the presidential election, as well as robotics, artificial intelligence, and the future. https://t.co/qlseJnF2Fp #présidentielle #innovation #société (translated)

David Lisnard expressed his thoughts to the victims of the shooting in Yvelines, to their families and loved ones. He praised the law enforcement officers who apprehended the suspect as well as the emergency services mobilized, and called for the motivations behind the act to be established in order to assess its implications, beyond the tragedy experienced by the families. #Yvelines #Solidarité #Justice (translated)

David Lisnard stated that he had given a new impetus to decentralized cooperation between Cannes and Shizuoka during a meeting with the mayor of the Japanese city, Takashi Nanba, in the presence of the Japanese ambassador to France, Hideo Suzuki, and the consul of Japan in Marseille, Mitsuaki Mizuno. He believed that France and Japan shared democratic, demographic, ecological, economic, geopolitical, scientific, and technological challenges, as well as major strategic interests. According to him, Japan's security engaged that of France, which was also a Pacific nation, with territories, maritime spaces, and interests to protect in New Caledonia, French Polynesia, and Wallis and Futuna. Lisnard also mentioned freedom of navigation, security of supplies, and regional stability in the East China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, and on maritime routes in the Indo-Pacific. He called for strengthening Franco-Japanese cooperation in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics, quantum technologies, space, and nuclear energy, particularly by bringing researchers and companies closer together and developing production capacities. He presented the ties between Cannes and its twin city, Shizuoka, as a local contribution to sovereignty and to national and international dynamics. Finally, he described Japan as a pole of stability and called on democracies to tighten their ties in the face of the rise of authoritarian approaches. #CoopérationInternationale #AmitiéFrancoJaponaise #Technologie (translated)

David Lisnard denounced what he called the State's admission of powerlessness and the reversal of principles. He wrote that merchants paid for repairs and taxes to finance their security, but they were also being asked to rely on private companies, which would increase their costs and reduce their income during a difficult period. According to him, the least affluent merchants would be the first victims, unable to afford these protections. With Nouvelle Énergie, he called for a quick "restoration of the State" in service of all, particularly those in greatest need. #JusticeSociale #Sécurité #État (translated)

David Lisnard congratulated the municipal police of Cannes after the seizure, during a night check, of 17 canisters of nitrous oxide and 24 bags of balloons. He indicated that the driver had been arrested and taken to the police station, and that his vehicle had been impounded. Lisnard praised an action that he described as methodical and consistent, believing that public authorities should act this way to protect the population. #Cannes #Sécurité #LutteContreDrogue (translated)