Le RN s’implante sur les terres viticoles en crise de Gironde : « Avec le sentiment d’exclusion du rural, on est un territoire favorable à la bascule »

The article discusses the increasing support for the far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party in the wine-growing region of Gironde, France. The RN is gaining traction due to the economic crisis facing local wine producers. This crisis, coupled with a feeling of exclusion among rural populations, is making the area more susceptible to political shifts. The article suggests that the RN is capitalizing on the difficulties faced by winegrowers and the broader sense of disenfranchisement in rural Gironde to expand its political influence. The region is now considered fertile ground for the party's message.