Bally Bagayoko described several local initiatives in Brittany: a flea market in Bulat-Pestivien, a municipality in Trémargat that governed with the population through referendums and open commissions, and the organic farm of Bodinel, where Léa and Morvan cultivated and made bread. In Saint-Adrien, he met people who supported undocumented and exiled individuals. He said he observed, as in Saint-Denis and Pierrefitte, that residents felt forgotten and that hate merchants exploited this void. According to him, pitting young people from working-class neighborhoods against Breton farmers was a mistake: they had the same adversaries and the same hopes. He added that abstention and the far right could not be fought from television studios, but by engaging with others. He believed that rural areas and working-class neighborhoods spoke with one voice, thanked Murielle and those who welcomed him, and asserted that 2027 was being built right now. #Solidarité #Ruralité #SouverainetéAlimentaire (translated)








