Young people, local administrators, militants: five new faces for the Democratic Party. "Absurd to dissolve the party, we are dem natives"
If the Democratic Party is 15 years old, they are not much more. They are the native democrats, born in the nineties, and are already mayors, municipal or regional councilors, citizen secretaries. They began early in politics, making an uncommon choice among their peers, to take a party card. They are not battery chickens, they have all experienced the search and conquest of consensus on the territory, a practice now unknown to many of their fathers and older brothers, accustomed for a few years to gliding in Parliament in the comfort of blocked price lists.
