Louis Aliot, the mayor of Perpignan and vice president of the Rassemblement national (a French political party known for its right-wing and nationalist stance), is set to participate in the Grand Jury RTL program on Sunday, September 20. This televised discussion will be broadcast in partnership with Public Sénat, Ouest-France, and M6—media outlets known for their coverage of politics and current events. The program typically features in-depth conversations with public figures and politicians, offering viewers a chance to explore various topics in detail. For the first time, the organizers of the Grand Jury RTL program are inviting the public to submit questions directly to Aliot. These questions will be relayed during the broadcast, allowing for a more interactive and audience-driven discussion. This approach aims to provide viewers with a broader perspective on the issues that matter most to them, as well as an opportunity to hear Aliot’s responses in real time. The event is expected to draw significant attention, given Aliot's prominent role in both local and national politics. As mayor of Perpignan, a city in the south of France, he has been involved in various local initiatives, while his position as vice president of the Rassemblement national places him at the center of national political debates. His participation in the program is likely to cover a range of topics, from regional governance to national policy discussions. The public can submit their questions through the program’s official website or social media channels. The organizers have emphasized that the questions will be carefully reviewed before being relayed to Aliot, ensuring they are relevant and appropriate for the discussion. This initiative reflects a growing trend in media to engage directly with the audience, offering a platform for more direct and inclusive political discourse.