2027 presidential election
Selma Labib
NPA-Révolutionnaires
Declared candidacySelected by the NPA-Révolutionnaires national committee on 6–7 June 2026; publicly confirmed on 17 June and reiterated in her 26 October letter.
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In brief
- In her 12 September 2026 speech, she describes herself as a bus driver and a move from RATP to Keolis about a month earlier. (according to the campaign)
- Her letter published on 26 October 2026 identifies her as a NPA-Révolutionnaires spokesperson. (according to the campaign)
Proposals
Compare with other candidates ›Summarised from their own texts and those of their campaign or party. Each proposal shows the kind of text, its date and its source. Summaries are written in French; the English is our translation.
Pensions
Retirement age and contribution period
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Pension levels
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Win increases of €400 and even €500; target at least €2,200 net per month; raise wages, pensions and benefits and index them to prices.
Source details
Version offered for download on 28 September 2026. It differs from the 12 September speech (published 15 September), which called for a €400 increase and no income below €2,000 net. Both versions are kept with their dates.
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Programme for collective struggles: open borders, ban dismissals, index wages and pensions, fund education, transport, health and climate action, and establish workers’ control.
Source details
Extracts of the speech of 23 August 2026, published on 7 September; the full video has not been transcribed. She describes herself as a private-sector bus driver aged 31, earning €1,900 per month; these are her statements, not administrative records.
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Increase all pensions by €400 monthly.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Funding and system
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Oppose funded private retirement.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Oppose increasing take-home pay by removing contributions financing social protection.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Other measures
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
By topic
Agriculture and fisheries —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Business, banking and consumers 3 positions
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Socialise large companies without compensation or buyout, directing production towards human needs and environmental requirements.
Source details
The letter distinguishes collective control of production from a superficial institutional reform.
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Expropriate large companies and establish workers’ control over production, needs and resources, with global planning and reduced working time.
Source details
Leaflet associated with Labib and Quirante, offered for download on the website on 28 September 2026. All three PDF pages were read and visually checked; the middle page is a spread, corresponding to four printed pages. The download-page date does not certify when the PDF was written. Geopolitical assertions are not certified.
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Socialise banks and financial institutions.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Culture —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Defence 1 position
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Oppose supplying personnel and funding for imperialist wars.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Economy, budget and taxes 9 positions
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Cancel public debt and socialise banks and financial institutions.
Source details
Personal letter dated 19 October 2026, published on the website on 26 October. It places this policy in a shift of power through collective struggles outside current institutions; it does not provide a validated, quantified fiscal trajectory.
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End employer contribution relief and tax/social niches for companies and large fortunes; impose capital controls against tax evasion and avoidance.
Source details
Diagnostic figures in the letter are attributed to the candidate; future proceeds are not certified.
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Abolish VAT and fuel taxes, replacing them with strongly progressive taxation of incomes and large-company profits.
Source details
No rate schedule is invented or restriction of abolition to selected products inferred; funding and effects are unverified.
Education 1 position
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Repeal differentiated Bienvenue en France fees and oppose tuition increases.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Energy —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Environment 2 positions
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Adapt low-income housing and workplaces to climate change.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Organise production to protect workers’ health and the environment.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Foreign trade —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Health —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Housing and planning —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Immigration, asylum and nationality 2 positions
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Guarantee movement and settlement rights and regularise all undocumented migrants.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Campaign spokesperson Gaël Quirante defends open borders, free movement and workers’ self-organisation through assemblies and strike committees.
Source details
Statement by the spokesperson at the meeting of 23 August 2026, with extracts published on 7 September; attribution remains distinct from the candidate. His criticism of republican fronts is not converted into a precise second-round voting instruction.
International affairs and Europe 1 position
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Oppose militarism and imperialist wars; organise international solidarity and struggles against racist, Islamophobic, sexist and homophobic attacks.
Source details
Opposition to militarism supplies no detailed defence budget. Descriptions of other parties remain attributed to the leaflet.
Justice and security —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Natural areas, water and territories —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Rights and freedoms 1 position
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Combat racism and sexism through equality and worker solidarity.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Science, digital and communications 1 position
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Use AI for emancipation and planning rather than layoffs.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Social protection 3 positions
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Oppose funded private retirement.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Increase all pensions by €400 monthly.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
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Set a floor of €2,000 net monthly for every income.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
State, institutions and administration 2 positions
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Defend an internationalist communist society without borders or exploitation; organise collective struggles and strikes rather than rely solely on the election.
Source details
Leaflet offered for download on 11 September 2026 in the 2027 candidacy context; no additional costed sectoral programme. It mentions September mobilisations now in the past without proving they occurred, and also advertises a national meeting on 28 November at 17:30 at Espace Charenton, 327 rue de Charenton, Paris, with Selma Labib and Gaël Quirante. That meeting is still future as of 29 October 2026.
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Establish workers’ power through revolutionary transformation.
Demands presented as a programme for collective struggles
Transport —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Work and employment 8 positions
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Win increases of €400 and even €500; target at least €2,200 net per month; raise wages, pensions and benefits and index them to prices.
Source details
Version offered for download on 28 September 2026. It differs from the 12 September speech (published 15 September), which called for a €400 increase and no income below €2,000 net. Both versions are kept with their dates.
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Ban dismissals, stop job cuts and reduce working time without loss of pay until unemployment ends; collectively identify recruitment needs.
Source details
No precise weekly hours or total cost are supplied in this leaflet.
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Programme for collective struggles: open borders, ban dismissals, index wages and pensions, fund education, transport, health and climate action, and establish workers’ control.
Source details
Extracts of the speech of 23 August 2026, published on 7 September; the full video has not been transcribed. She describes herself as a private-sector bus driver aged 31, earning €1,900 per month; these are her statements, not administrative records.
In the polls
All polls ›No result recorded — this person is in no scenario whose results are shown here.
Agenda
Full agenda ›Announced upcoming appearances
- Thursday 12 November 2026
19:30NPA-R rally in Rouen (« Meeting du NPA-R à Rouen »)
Events announced by their party or campaign
These announcements do not say the person takes part.
- Saturday 7 November 2026
14:00NPA-Révolutionnaires festival in Metz, 7 November (« Fête du NPA-Révolutionnaires à Metz le 7 novembre »)
- Saturday 28 November 2026
NPA Jeunes Révolutionnaires training weekend (« Week-end de formation du NPA Jeunes Révolutionnaires »)
- Saturday 28 November 2026
17:30National rally in Paris, 28 November (« Meeting national à Paris le 28 novembre »)
Sources read
7 pages and documents read, on 1 site.
See the list
- npa-revolutionnaires.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/260911_tract-huma.pdf
- npa-revolutionnaires.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/260919_4p-campagne-A4.pdf
- npa-revolutionnaires.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/261019-Reponse-Selma-Labib-a-Philippe-Juvin-rapporteur-de-
- npa-revolutionnaires.org/articles/intervention-de-gael-notre-porte-parole-national-de-campagne-oui-a-louvertur
- npa-revolutionnaires.org/articles/intervention-de-selma-conductrice-de-bus-31-ans-une-travailleuse-communiste-
- npa-revolutionnaires.org/articles/intervention-de-selma-labib-a-la-fete-de-lhumanite-2026
- npa-revolutionnaires.org/articles/reponse-de-selma-labib-a-philippe-juvin-rapporteur-general-de-la-commission-
A mistake? Every fact links to its source; our method.
Cite this page
Source Civique, « Selma Labib », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/selma-labib/, accessed [date] (version of 1 November 2026).
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