A "Very Degraded" Situation: the Mayor of Strasbourg, Catherine Trautmann, Calls Herself "Indignant" by the Debt Left by the Former Municipality
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An audit is carried out by the consulting firm Deloitte reports a debt that has more than doubled, exceeding the EUR 250 million borrowed.
The financial audit conducted by Deloitte on the financial situation of the city of Strasbourg and the Eurométropole was unveiled this Friday, 18 September. The situation would be worrying, to the point that planned projects will be frozen. Greenly criticized, the former municipal team denounces a dramatic staging.
On Friday, September 18, Mayor PS Catherine Trautmann said she was "indignant" by the debt left by the former ecologist mayor.
The financial audit commissioned by Catherine Trautmann on the state of the city's and Eurométropole's finances confirms a very degraded track of accounts, but this diagnosis was already known before the municipal elections.
A founding act of Catherine Trautmann's new term of office, the "audit retrospective 2020-2026 and prospects for 2031" allowed the financial situation of the City of Strasbourg and the Eurométropole to be "objectiveized". In a speech of "truth", the mayor and president of the EMS did not hide her shock at the budgetary drift observed during the previous term.
On 18 September, Catherine Trautmann unveils the results of the audit of the City's finances and the Eurometropole of Strasbourg. The first strong political moment of the mandate, long awaited since it will give the political color of the future projects of the municipality. To follow live.
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