David Saforcada
Foreign trade
9 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
2027 programme or campaign document : 9
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Require clear ownership, balanced governance, fallback solutions and skills retained in France in strategic partnerships; reject exclusive dependency and non-reciprocal transfers.
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Immediately impose a moratorium on new comprehensive free-trade agreements and reject Mercosur; publicly audit existing agreements within twelve months, then renegotiate, safeguard, suspend or terminate through applicable procedures.
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Restore procurement preferences, antidumping, quotas or local-content requirements when needed, foreign-subsidy controls, border adjustments and exclusion of non-reciprocal offers, without indefinitely protecting rents.
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Diversify suppliers, routes and settlement currencies for vital supply chains through long contracts, stocks and recycling; favour reliable partners and Francophone cooperation on training, standards, infrastructure and joint industrial development.
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Exclude agriculture, food and vital inputs from comprehensive free-trade deals; impose a moratorium without genuine equivalence, require prior impact studies, and audit, renegotiate, suspend or terminate harmful agreements, with quotas and corrective measures available.
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Immediately seek suspension of the interim Mercosur trade pillar, reject final ratification and activate safeguards; publish controls and rejected shipments, take national precautionary measures if EU institutions refuse protection, then submit the dispute to the planned political choice.
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Require imported agricultural production methods, welfare, labour and environmental standards to be equivalent; display actual country of origin including processed goods, conduct risk-based checks including in exporting countries, and suspend imports if verification is impossible, alerts recur or fraud is systemic.
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Support quality exports and French processing, but temporarily prioritise domestic and nearby European supply during severe shortages; build balanced agricultural partnerships, especially in Francophone countries.
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Exclude audiovisual services, sensitive cultural goods, heritage data and creative support from free-trade concessions; renegotiate or set aside incompatible external rules under the national doctrine.
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