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This government has been below everything since the beginning of the
crisis", severely judged the senator of Bouches-du-Rhône Stéphane Ravier, on the set of "Talk Le Figaro", Tuesday.
Very critical of the executive, to whom he blames
“his lack of preparation, his incompetence and his lies”
in the management of the crisis, the Marseillais does not mince his words.
Accusing the Minister of Health and the President of being
"in a step of fathers whipers",
he even goes so far as to suspect the latter of
"more protecting themselves than the French".
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In his sights, Olivier Véran.
"It is completely out of step with this minister, it becomes economically dangerous",
denounces the Marseillais.
Criticizing the Véran method,
"as soon as there is a danger for him, he closes",
the quinqua is still furious at the decision to close restaurants in the Phocaean City, two weeks ago,
"while it was not was not planned ”.
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Obviously the pill does not pass.
According to him, even if the government has backpedaled to authorize their reopening, it is certain that Marseille is in the sights of the Minister of Health.
"It is an economic assassination which is added to the health crisis", he
insists.
Assuring that at the end of the summer
"Marseille was the first to suffer from Véran's incompetence",
a bit resentful, Ravier refuses that the responsibility falls on local elected officials, because
"it is certainly that
Olivier Véran
does not has not consulted ”.
Why this treatment so harsh against the Phocaean City?
"We know that Olivier Véran has a problem with Professor Raoult, he does not like him, but really does not",
reports the senator.
"Maybe he decided to make the Marseillais pay for it?"
Interpreter, without filter, Ravier,
"that's how we live it",
he concludes.