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Riots in New Caledonia: “If we want a return to calm, we need measures that allow a return to calm,” warns Manon Aubry, head of the list of La France Insoumise in the European elections.
Manon Aubry, head of the list of La France Insoumise in the European elections, is the political guest of 19/20 info, Monday.
By Gabriel Attal’s own admission, there remains “still a long way to go before returning to normal”. For Manon Aubry, head of the list of La France insoumise in the European elections, “calm and an end to riots cannot be decreed. What the President of the Republic is doing is taking a huge box of matches, cracking it, throwing it and then [dire] fire”summarizes Manon Aubry, who believes that the source of the riots is “the government’s forceful passage of the constitutional bill, which unilaterally decides to unfreeze the electoral body.”
“We had warned them in almost every tone about the abrasive situation that this was going to create, and here we are”continues Manon Aubry, who believes that the government must “[donner] a sign”while ensuring, with France Insoumise, that we wish “all [ses] force a return to calm”.
“If we want a return to calm, we need measures which allow a return to calm. And these measures which allow a return to calm are, on the one hand, the withdrawal of the constitutional bill, on the other hand , the reopening of a dialogue with all the forces present”, specifies Manon Aubry. As for the position of France Insoumise, she explains that it is necessary “to develop the electorate”but “with consultation”.
