Lutte Ouvrière radically opposes a society whose motor is capital accumulation and private profit, at the expense of the general interest.

• Capitalism and Insecurity: Denouncing how the pursuit of profit weakens public services and makes city workers precarious.
• Corporate Transparency: Demanding full transparency on the accounts of large groups receiving public subsidies or managing municipal services.
• Priority to Human Needs: Reorganizing city priorities so public money serves basic needs (housing, health) rather than private interests.
• Collective Mobilization: Encouraging workers to organize and fight collectively to defend their class interests.

Morgane Lachiver and Lutte Ouvrière are standing to represent the voice of those who run society but never have a say in how it works.

• Spokesperson for the exploited: Representing the demands of workers, employees, and the unemployed against bourgeois policies.
• Exposing the profit-driven system: Highlighting how local issues are rooted in a society dominated by money.
• Trusting the working class: Relying on those who work to reorganize society according to the needs of the majority.
• A vote of conscience: Offering voters a way to affirm their belonging to the working-class camp.

Lutte Ouvrière opposes austerity policies that strangle municipalities and degrade public services essential to the population.

• No to Budget Cuts: Refusing budget reductions affecting basic services (education, health, transport).
• Strengthening Municipal Staff: Guaranteeing dignified working conditions and sufficient staffing for quality public service without resorting to precariousness.
• Free and Accessible Services: Defending free essential public services and their universal accessibility for modest families.
• Support for Social Struggles: Making the city hall a support point for workers' mobilizations against government and boss attacks.

Morgane Lachiver and Lutte Ouvrière denounce the increase in military budgets and the growing grip of the army on society, including at the local level.

• No to "Cannon Fodder" and "Boss Fodder": Opposing massive military recruitment in Montpellier's high schools and incentives for youth to enlist.
• Denouncing Weapon Budgets: Exposing massive increases in regional military budgets for the defense industry while public services lack resources.
• People's Sovereignty Against War: Affirming the international solidarity of workers against the logic of imperialist clashes.
• Education for Peace, Not War: Schools should be places of emancipation, not ante-rooms for the army or bosses.

The Lutte Ouvrière list in Montpellier is composed exclusively of workers, unemployed, and retirees from the working world, refusing career politicians.

• Candidates from the ranks: Workers, employees, caregivers, teachers, and precarious workers who know the reality of life and work.
• Refusing career politics: Opposing professional politicians who serve themselves instead of the population.
• Democratic control: Elected members on the list are accountable to their voters and commit to defending the workers' program.
• Internationalist commitment: A list that rejects nationalist divisions and affirms solidarity among all workers, regardless of origin.