250 000 € of Public Money for the Pope's Visit: Justice Makes the City of Metz Right in the Face of Associations
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The administrative court had been seized by two secular associations concerning the budget of the City of Metz (Moselle) dedicated to the coming of Pope Leo XIV. Here is the decision.
Referred to by secular associations, the Strasbourg Administrative Court refused to suspend the 250,000 euro grant provided for by the municipality. The judge considers that the event meets requirements of general interest.
The Strasbourg Administrative Court rejected on Thursday 10 September the appeal of two secular associations against the 250,000 € grant granted by the municipality for Leon XIV's visit to Metz on 28 September.
On Thursday, the administrative court of Strasbourg rejected secular associations contesting a grant from the city of Metz to install giant screens during the Pope's arrival on 28 September.
Just over two weeks after the pope's visit to Metz (Moselle), the administrative court in Strasbourg issued his decision. On Friday 11 September, he rejected the appeal filed by two secular associations challenging the city's 250 000 euros of expenses.
The Administrative Court rejected the appeal of the secular associations against the 250,000 euros allocated by the city.
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