Calais town hall has invested no less than €45,000 to lay imposing rocks in certain areas of the city center “to prevent migrants from settling”.
A decision which created the debate this Tuesday, September 20, in Do not touch My TV.
Cyril Hanouna has indeed asked his columnists and columnists if they understood such an action.
While Gilles Verdez and Guillaume Genton underlined the “lack of humanity” local officials, Géraldine Maillet, she quickly seized on the controversy to give a very frank opinion and thus countered her colleagues.
“Take a migrant home”she first launched to the presenter of the morning of Virgin Radio. “I find you and Gilles full of humanity, full of benevolence. But I find that it’s easy from our little comfort at the Canal Factory to give lessons to the people of Calais. There are problems of insecurity, insalubrity “Of course it’s inhuman, of course it’s horrible. But how can we do it concretely? We have to house them, we have to pay them, we have to educate them (…) So we’re not human with the people of Calais, we tell them ‘we don’t give a damn about your unsanitary problems?’ended up declaring the novelist and ex-model, live, on C8.
TO. see also: Did Kylian Mbappé threaten to file a complaint against Daniel Riolo, the companion of Géraldine Maillet?
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