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The LR presidential candidate, Valérie Pécresse, said in an interview with “La Provence” on Wednesday January 5 that she wanted to “bring the Kärcher out of the cellar” to “clean up the neighborhoods”.
Valérie Pécresse accepts her words about the “Kärcher” she wants “to come out of the cellar”. Guest of Franceinfo’s “Presidential Matins” on Monday January 10, the LR presidential candidate assures us: “I take up the torch of the right, of a right which will be unlike Emmanuel Macron hard with the powerful, with the big guys, with the thugs, who will go hunt them down, flush them out, who will punish them.”
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According to the president of the Île-de-France region, “The Kärcher is the banner of a right-wing policy which brings back security to the neighborhoods. And I will take this banner back, I will raise it because this banner has been brought down”.
“The weak link in our security policy is this justice which is completely submerged and which cannot sanction. A society without punishment is a society in which authority crumbles. Impunity generates crime and violence. “
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The candidate, if elected, wants to create provisional detention centers for adults. “I want fear to change sides, argues Valérie Pécresse. And for fear to change sides, it is necessary to restore fear of the gendarme and that is the fear of prison. We no longer serve short prison sentences, we no longer carry them out. We are in total impunity. “ For the LR candidate in the presidential election, “We need to build 20,000 prison places. Our prisons are in an unworthy state. His proposal: Provisional prisons are opened in isolated hotels, in disused barracks, in empty buildings. We put people on electronic bracelets, we make them serve their sentence. “
Valérie Pécresse puts forward another idea: “We have practically a quarter of inmates in French prisons who are foreigners. I would like us to make agreements with their country of origin, to have their sentence served in prisons in their country of origin to detain them at home. . It will allow us to unclog the prisons and it will allow us to carry out more sentences. “