David Saforcada
Business, banking and consumers
24 documented positions: from their programme first, then their campaign, their party and earlier texts.
2027 programme or campaign document : 24
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Reindustrialise through quality, productivity, safety and repairability rather than general wage or standards cuts; give sovereignty-critical production specific protection and require other supported activities to show a market.
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Maintain national crisis capacity for energy, defence, telecoms, cyber, payments, networks, health and components; where wholly domestic production is disproportionate, retain French architecture, data, maintenance, critical parts and final integration.
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Require at least two independent supply sources per vital sector, stocks, recycling and substitution; mandate reporting of new dependencies; accelerate mineral inventories and competitive French processing rather than raw exports.
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Focus on nuclear, aviation, space, defence, rail, maritime, robotics, algae, electronics, photonics, quantum, software, AI, cyber, biotechnology, health and low-carbon processes; launch ten priority supply chains with sites, skills, first markets and deadlines.
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Inventory brownfields and industrial needs; target coordinated decisions within 120 days for strategic projects without reducing safety, environmental standards or public rights; connect locations to training, housing and transport across territories.
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Prefer French production in strategic procurement and lasting French value elsewhere; assess full cost, security, data and reciprocity; renegotiate incompatible rules and open access to SMEs through lots, advances, prompt payments and innovative purchasing.
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Simplify thresholds, standards and reporting by size and risk, penalise late payment, support SME consortia and family or employee succession preserving French activity and jobs, with stable succession financing.
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Develop overseas capacity in energy, food, repairs, health, digital systems and crisis response; address structural extra costs in exchange for production, training and dependency-reduction targets.
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Build a complete French macroalgae and microalgae chain from strains to processing for food, animal proteins, fertilisers, health, cosmetics, materials and hard-to-electrify fuels; prioritise value-creating processes rather than subsidising all biomass.
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Extend foreign-investment screening to all assets whose loss creates serious dependency; examine buyers, funding and suppliers, refuse or condition deals, take golden shares or temporary equity, and monitor commitments afterward with sanctions.
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Integrate succession and location of independent restaurants, cafés, bistros and markets into regeneration and tourism; enforce homemade and origin labels without reducing hygiene or workers’ rights, with tax details deferred.
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Disclose main ingredients’ origins, preparation location and industrial products, police designations and platforms, and link seasonal French public catering to food education.
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Extend justified craft geographical indications, specify French production stages and combat false origin; require marketplaces to know sellers, quickly remove unlawful offers and contribute to compensation.
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Rebuild the fashion chain from materials to distribution, give young brands shared capacity and short production runs, require social and environmental traceability for imports and French output, and support textile innovation.
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Anchor luxury creation, rights, workshops and decisions in France; provide lasting supplier contracts and training, a national fashion-luxury pact with production, origin and anticounterfeiting targets, and integration into international outreach.
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Guarantee clear French consumer and after-sales information; require equally visible translations of material foreign expressions in advertising, public campaigns designed in French and French first in multilingual signage.
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Create a shared SME service for tenders, partners, financing, standards and guarantees; use French for common contracts with national-language versions where workers and users need them.
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Strengthen price-margin investigations and access to subsidised or dominant firms’ accounts, penalise collusion and exclusivity; allow public-service duties for essential freight and reform dock dues only with lasting municipal revenue and verifiable price reductions.
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Create naval-industry hubs in each basin for maintenance, repairs, small vessels and drones; require skills transfer and local maintenance in procurement and plan parts, dry docks, lifting and certification.
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Condition aid and guarantees on jobs, training, maintenance, local value and supplies with recovery after serious breach; map foreign dependencies and permit public equity or nationality conditions for strategic assets.
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Require durability, disassembly, repairability and available parts/software in publicly supported or purchased goods; combat obsolescence, disclose full lifecycles and favour recycled content and French production in procurement.
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Structure national repair, reuse and recycling, guarantee access to parts and diagnostics subject to safety/legitimate intellectual property; develop training, effective collection and hazardous-waste tracking to final destination.
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Prohibit participants betting on competitions they enter or hold inside information about, accelerate anti-fraud exchanges; strictly limit advertising near minors, family broadcasts and young influencers, regulate instant betting and simplify gambling limits.
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Develop a French sports industry and reshore strategic equipment, opening procurement to small firms on durability and security; publish professional-club financial ties without public guarantees for persistently loss-making models.
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Source Civique, « David Saforcada — Business, banking and consumers », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/david-saforcada/entreprises/, accessed [date] (version of 2 November 2026).
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