Violence in Paris: Grégoire Denounces a "Rotation" of the Social Movement "Organized by the Government"
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France is facing an ever deeper social and political crisis, following the violent protests of the weekend and is preparing for an "earth of the spell, full of discontent, even in the run-up to the presidential elections of spring and chronicle
The Socialist President of the Paris Chamber, Emmanuel Grégoire, accused the French Government of contributing to the degradation of social protests and demanded an urgent political response to overcome the crisis.
The Mayor of Paris spoke at the TF1 INFO microphone this Monday, following the urban violence that occurred this weekend, especially in the capital. (Police, justice and other facts).
"It is time to ask for answers on the political question. If there are breakers, it is that there are social movements and that there is a form of rotting of this social movement that is organized by the government," said Emmanuel Grégoire on France Inter. "There is no political prospect of exit from the top" of this movement that "has been enkysted," he lamented. According to the mayor, "what happened in Paris this weekend is the state that was…
Invited with Benoît Payan, the mayor of Marseille, on France Inter, Emmanuel Grégoire calls, like his colleague, for "explainations" on the management of law and order and the political choices of the government.
Paris, Oct 19 (Latin Press) The mayor of this capital, the socialist Emmanuel Grégoire, today condemned the looting and destruction of shops, but distinguished between those responsible for those acts and the whole social movement. The post Mayor of Paris calls for security and political dialogue first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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