The oppositions criticized Monday, October 26 the "
responsibility
" of the government and regretted its "
lack of foresight
" in the face of the second wave of Covid-19 which could lead the government to toughen the measures, or even to reconfine locally.
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"
I respect the discipline but respecting the discipline does not mean that I am enthusiastic and that I agree to this way of organizing life in the country
", criticized about the hypothesis of a reconfinement the leader rebellious Jean-Luc Mélenchon, denouncing "
the absolute lack of foresight of those who took no account of the possibility of a second wave
".
“
Those who have a responsibility must assume it now, why haven't they organized anything?
», He insisted.
He also attacked the "
authoritarian
"
method
of the executive, arguing that "we
give considerable power to a government which then uses the law to do as it pleases
."
He warned against the possibility of seeing "
effects of rebellion that had never been seen and which will at times seem unbearable, but which will be the result of this bad way of doing business
."
PS spokesperson Boris Vallaud also stressed that the population “
needed to understand the decisions of the government
”.
And that for this, there is "a
need for consultation, especially with local elected officials, national elected officials
", he continued at the microphone of Sud Radio, deeming "
rather unpleasant to learn on television the measures decided
" .
The vice-president of the National Gathering Jordan Bardella felt on France 2 that there was "
no clear strategy
".
According to him, "
the second wave was not anticipated, if you want national unity behind the caregivers, it is necessary, but at some point there needs to be a little political coherence and today we are paying the price. 'lack of government anticipation
'.
“
French incomprehension when we tell them that the hypothesis of partial or localized reconfigurations is inevitable and that they note that yes, it was possible to manage this crisis differently!
“, Also lamented on Twitter Rachida Dati, LR mayor of the 7th arrondissement of Paris.
The president (LR) of the Grand Est region Jean Rottner on Monday called on the government to open a broad “
consultation
” with the intermediary bodies and local elected officials to prepare a “
reconfinement adapted
” to local situations.
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