Sandra Regol, Deputy National Secretary of Europe Ecology-The Greens, was the guest of “8:30 am franceinfo “, Saturday 27 November 2021. Hulot affair, migrant crisis between France and Great Britain … She answers the questions of Ersin Leibowitch and Myriam Encaoua.
Hulot affair: “the government must apologize for its support” to the former minister in 2018
“The government must apologize for its support” to Nicolas Hulot in 2018, at the time of the magazine’s revelations Ebdo, revealing the rape complaint filed in 2008 by Pascale Mitterrand against the then minister of ecological transition, said Sandra Regol.
At the time of publication, “everybody [au gouvernement] said move around, there is nothing to see. Imagine the message sent to all women victims of sexual violence: ‘if you want to touch us, we will be united against you!’ “, calls outTo deputy national secretary of EELV, who recalls that one of the current government ministers, Gérald Darmanin, is accused of rape.
Migrant crisis: “France must have the courage to say stop to the English”
“France must have the courage to say stop to the English”, calls for Sandra Regol, reacting to the words of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, asking France to take back migrants arriving in the United Kingdom. EELV Deputy National Secretary is shocked to see London “talk about picking up migrants as if they were objects that could be transferred from one side to the other”, qualifying the attitude of Boris Johnson “inhuman and immoral”.
The deputy national secretary of EELV points out the absence of “political will to renegotiate the Touquet agreements”, signed in 2003, under which the United Kingdom finances the controls and the securing of transit sites for migrants in the Calais region, in exchange for France’s control of illegal immigration to England. Sandra Regol denounces “a kind of barter, where we take a little money, but in exchange we will keep the border”, who “is not up to the French Republic and human rights”.
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