Fabien Roussel

Parti communiste français· National secretary of the PCF· Declared candidacy · Declared on September 6, 2026

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Partial program

Fabien Roussel has not published a full program yet. His first detailed proposals concern schools, with a costed "Youth Plan 2027-2032", and public services. He proposes to fund them by taxing large fortunes and redirecting part of the defense budget and of public aid to companies.

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Proposals: 10 · checked on October 22, 2026

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« Nous voulons rendre aux Français ce qu'on leur a confisqué : le pouvoir de décider, le pouvoir d'espérer, le pouvoir de Vivre ! »

Élections présidentielles – Fabien Roussel 2027 · Fabien Roussel 2027 · retrieved on October 22, 2026 See the passage

« Voici le Plan Jeunesse 2027-2032. Ce plan est financé, et ce document détaille ligne par ligne où nous prenons l'argent. »

Plan jeunesse 2027-2032 · Fabien Roussel 2027 · retrieved on October 22, 2026 See the passage

« le communiste Fabien Roussel, déjà candidat en 2022, a officialisé sa candidature le 6 septembre, après un ultime vote des militants du PCF qui l'a validée à 72%. »

Présidentielle 2027 : la liste des candidats déjà en lice et des prétendants · LCP – Assemblée nationale · retrieved on October 22, 2026 See the passage

Economy and public finances

Taxes

Taxing large fortunes and attaching conditions to aid for companies

Fund public services by taxing large fortunes and financial income, and make aid to companies conditional on jobs, wages and the environment.

Should large fortunes be taxed more?Yes, tax large fortunes moreCompare on this issue

Debt and public spending

Civil servants' pay index up 30%

Raise the civil service by 30%, hire on a large scale and give contract staff permanent status.

Should the number of civil servants go down or up?Hire more and pay betterCompare on this issue

Public services

Health

One school doctor per 3,000 pupils

Go from one school doctor per 13,000 pupils to one per 3,000 secondary pupils, with a health team in every high school.

Education

90,000 teachers hired in five years

Hire 90,000 teachers in five years to cut class sizes by 2 to 4 pupils and replace absent teachers.

Should class sizes be reduced?Yes, reduce themCompare on this issue

Unfreezing teachers' pay index and raising their salaries

Unfreeze the civil service and raise teachers' salaries throughout their careers.

Should teachers' pay be raised?Yes, raise itCompare on this issue

€25 billion to renovate secondary schools

Release €5 billion in emergency funding for high schools, then €25 billion of zero-interest loans over five years to renovate secondary schools.

Abolishing Parcoursup

Abolish the and MonMaster platforms, end selection for university entry and guarantee a place to every high school graduate.

How should access to higher education work?Abolish selection and ParcoursupCompare on this issue

Bringing back high school tracks and 32 hours of lessons

Replace high school specializations with the former tracks, with 32 hours of lessons a week.

Immigration and society

Equality and rights

A teaching assistant for every disabled pupil

Guarantee a (AESH) from the first day of school to every disabled pupil who needs one, with a proper status and a hiring plan.

Europe, foreign affairs and defense

Defense

Part of the defense budget moved to schools

Move €3.5 billion from the defense budget to schools, instead of increasing military spending.

Should defense spending go up?No, redirect part of itCompare on this issue