The Vaudois Vert’liberals want to progress by at least 10%

The Vaudois Vert’libéraux presented their priority objectives. Moreover, themes for the municipal elections of 2026 on Wednesday. For example, They want to increase their representation in municipal councils and municipalities by 10%. In addition, The centrist training has chosen five plasters on which it will campaign. Consequently, – Vaudois vert'liberals want progress least

(Keystone-ATS) “The Vaudois Vert’libéraux position themselves as a centrist force which is committed to a country of sustainable vaud, innovative and open to the world,” launched the president of the vaudois vert’liberals want progress least cantonal party Olivier Bolomey before the media. He excluded at this stage any general agreement with the Vaud alliance (PLR, UDC, Center) for these municipalities.

Alliances have been concluded. are planned with other parties in certain municipalities, such as with the center (in Lausanne) or with the free (in Pully), he said. Currently, the Vert’liberals have around thirty municipalities and 130 municipal councilors in the canton.

They took advantage of this political school year to decline the priority themes of their electoral campaign. in the presence of three candidates and a candidate: the day care for children, citizen participation, drug and street deal, circular economy, nature in the city related to infrastructure, as well as sports policy as a health promotion lever.

Interest young people

Party officials readily admitted that they wanted to loom on new themes such as the encouragement of citizen participation. and in particular among young people, and the policy vaudois vert’liberals want progress least of physical activity and sport.

“The integration of young people into municipal life must go through the development of participatory approaches. ideas, educational videos or even access to the digital press offered from 18 years old,” said Jennifer Girod, party vice-president.

In the case of a sports policy. “the municipalities must act in particular by facilitating access to quality infrastructure, encouraging physical activity, by valuing the reception of events on their territory or by implementing multisectoral partnerships (associations, schools, local authorities or private companies) in order to offer everyone the opportunity to set in motion”, pleaded Laetitia Morandi, Morgian, candidate for his re -election.

Through these commitments. proposals, the Vert’liberals wish to “promote concrete municipal actions, pragmatic and financially efficient, in order to promote living together and strengthen a local economic fabric that respects resources”, concluded centrist training.