Fabien Roussel, the leader of the French Left (LFI), is expected to attend a demonstration in Senlis, a town in the Oise department, this Saturday morning. The event is focused on protesting the rising cost of living, particularly the sharp increase in fuel prices. Roussel is scheduled to arrive around 10 a.m. at the Chamant toll, where he will address the public about the economic challenges facing French citizens. Meanwhile, Jordan Bardella, the president of the National Rally, a far-right political party, is traveling to the Oise department. He is expected to arrive in Breteuil-sur-Noye, a town in the northern part of the department, by 6 p.m. to participate in the "Picard return" event, a gathering aimed at party supporters and intended to build momentum for the 2027 presidential election. All National Rally deputies from Aisne, Oise, and Somme will be present, highlighting the event's significance for the party's regional strategy. In the Aude department, the sixth edition of the left-wing meetings outside LFI is getting underway in Bram. This annual event, organized since 2021 by Carole Delga, the socialist president of the Occitanie region, brings together over 60 speakers. Among those expected to participate are Raphael Glucksmann and Jerome Guedj, both presidential candidates. Glucksmann is the co-president of Place Publique, a left-wing political group, while Guedj is a deputy from Essonne. The event will feature round tables, debates, and a concert in the evening. Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, a far-right presidential candidate and former member of the National Rally, is making his political comeback in Yerres, a town in the Essonne department. He is organizing a "Freedom Festival," which also marks the launch of his campaign. The event will include round tables and debates, with Dupont-Aignan expected to deliver his opening speech at 4 p.m. This gathering is part of his broader effort to reassert his presence in French politics ahead of the upcoming elections.