After Emmanuel Macron’s speech this Friday, at the opening of the first Council of Ministers of the reshuffled government, the president of the department of Seine-Saint-Denis is not convinced. “We must act now and no longer be content to talk” indicates Stéphane Troussel.
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Stéphane Troussel, president of the Seine-Saint-Denis department, spokesman for the Socialist Party, denounced on Friday July 21 on franceinfo the President of the Republic who “has chosen a communication device on these 100 days of appeasement, but for the moment, it is essentially communication”.
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The Head of State spoke at the opening of the first Council of Ministers of the Borne 3 government. After the riots, he wanted an answer “full and deep” and called for “to be at the side of the mayors”. Stéphane Troussel was not convinced by the presidential speech: “We must act now and not just talk”enjoined the elected Ile-de-France.
Parliament definitively adopted on Thursday July 20 the emergency bill to facilitate reconstruction work after the recent urban violence. “In this bill as it was adopted, there is not much”regrets Stéphane Troussel. “Where are the sums necessary for the implementation of these reconstruction measures for part of the property which has been degraded and which cannot, given its nature, be insured. Is there grain to grind that will follow this bill? “he wondered.
The Borloo report on priority neighborhoods “thrown in the trash”
According to him, the “full and profound answer” desired by Emmanuel Macron “does not go through yet another time of diagnosis, report, observation shared by all the actors of the territories and working-class neighborhoods. How many Borloo reports, which the President of the Republic has thrown in the trash, will it take to now take action?”, he wondered. The former minister was charged by Emmanuel Macron in 2017 with a mission on city policy, to “changing the deal” in priority areas. His report, submitted in 2018, had been ignored by the head of state.
“The collapsing public services, school, health, daily security, it does not date from this violence and these riots”he said.