The presidential race is on! Each candidate goes on TV sets to share his ideas and his program and try to convince the French. And some are sometimes “cunning”. Or at least, rather attractive ideas to succeed in seducing citizens. Proof of this is with Anne Hidalgo’s project concerning young people and a possible bonus that she would give them at the age of 18. This Tuesday, January 18, the current mayor of Paris was on the set of LCI for the Political Interview and to answer questions from Elizabeth Martichoux.
It was during this interview that she announced her famous reform project in the event that she would become President of the Republic in the coming months. “I want 5000 euros for all the young people, to allow them to be able to consider a project”, she started by specifying the outlines of her project when she discovered the journalist’s great astonishment: “A professional or other project. It doesn’t need to be justified and it’s not conditioned. It is a measure of equality and justice and a measure of confidence in young people”.
Cyril Hanouna and his team of columnists discussed this announcement on the TPMP set this Tuesday, January 18. According to everyone’s reactions, Anne Hidalgo does not seem to have convinced with her project, quite the contrary. “And how are we going to finance this?”, wondered Gilles Verdez while Matthieu Delormeau added a layer: “You have 5,000 balls falling at 18… Some people will go to Ibiza or others, it’s nonsense…” Kelly Vedovelli, too, was not at all convinced by the speech of the current mayor of Paris. “I think she wants to get the youth vote back”, she regretted before adding: “But for me it’s making fun of the faces of these young people. I think it’s reducing them to telling them ‘I’m going to give you money, vote for me’… They’re not stupid and don’t think only money and I find it boring…”
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