Supported by Carole Delga and Kléber Mesquida, Florence Brutus, from Biterroise, is vice-president of the Occitanie Region.
She is accompanied for this candidacy by Jean-François Guibbert, her deputy, mayor of Lespignan and vice-president of the Community of Commune of Domitienne.
Both share the convictions of a Republican, European, Ecologist and Secular left, REAL
A left that respects the environment and is profoundly European.
Employment will be Florence Brutus’ first priority.
Coming from a family of traders from Biterrois and a lawyer by training, she explains, “I have worked for a long time on socio-professional integration for the benefit of people who are far from employment and have always invested myself with women in suffering. Our Republic must take care of its children, train them and prepare them for the future challenges they will face.
For Florence Brutus, acting for employment materializes through a series of social emergency measures:
Increase wages and pensions by less than €1,750, in consultation with the social partners.
Ensure a minimum living income equal to the SMIC for people affected by disability or life accidents.
Help develop economic activity in our employment pool and support the relocation of strategic industries.
Reserve public aid for companies that comply with environmental and social requirements.
Florence Brutus illustrates it thus “I will be heavily involved in the GENVIA project, to mediate between the State, Region and Agglomeration on issues of land, staff training… This will be part of another Europe: more social and more democratic, with a strategy of defense and diplomacy, industrial economic cooperation, like Airbus, for pharmaceutical products, medical equipment, renewable energies…”
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