During the first two confinements, many local elected officials denounced inconsistent decisions of the government, unsuitable according to them with the reality on the ground.
For this third, some are delighted that the government has
"learned some lessons"
, as noted by Anne Hidalgo Friday during a trip to a Parisian school.
The socialist mayor of the capital especially expressed her satisfaction with
"greater freedom of movement"
and the possibility of physical activity.
The city council also called for
"doing everything"
so that these four weeks of confinement are
"the last"
, inviting in particular to
"accelerate the vaccination process".
A
nne Hidalgo, who says to himself
"Of course"
ready to be vaccinated for example, believes that it is necessary to
"multiply by four"
the number of people vaccinated in the capital.
Including with the AstraZeneca, suspended at the start of the week.
"I regret this moment of great confusion but the verification is done and so much the better, the last barriers are lifted"
, she judged.
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A little further north, in Lille, Martine Aubry agreed that it was
"time to take action"
.
The only way, according to the socialist mayor,
"to stop this pandemic, in any case to slow down its development because our hospitals are starting to be overwhelmed,"
she explained on France Bleu Nord.
Like Anne Hidalgo, Martine Aubry was delighted that the government revised its copy on restrictions outside.
“I think of those who live in cramped housing, of young people, of children.
Being able to go out, to also be able to play sports for children outside, to go to school, is obviously a good thing, ”
said the mayor of Lille.
This anniversary week is the height of indecision and inconsistency!
Renaud Muselier, President of the Regions of France
On the right, elected officials are much more skeptical and critical.
“This anniversary week is the height of indecision and inconsistency!
Today no one understands anything, ”
judges the President of the Regions of France, Renaud Muselier.
"Monday, the national council says that the measures must be regionalized, Wednesday the Scientific Council indicates that there is no additional measure for the Alpes-Maritimes and Thursday we learn that the measures are departmentalized with the closure of the Alps -Maritimes ”
, reacts the president of Paca.
A misunderstanding shared by the elected officials of Paca as of other regions.
"The incidence rate goes down in our area and goes up in other territories"
, recalls Christian Estrosi.
The mayor of Nice therefore asked the Prime Minister
"to lift the constraint of confinement over four weeks if the incidence rate drops below 400"
.
"Who can understand?"
, asks Valérie Pécresse, not associated with the decisions taken by the executive.
“I demand that the State change gear and give priority to the territories where there are the most hospitalizations.
The region is ready to make places available and to pay the vaccinators, ”she
adds.
The president of Île-de-France also asks for
“immediate vaccination catching up”
for the Île-de-France region
“the least vaccinated in France!”
as well as
“the resumption of aid to businesses and businesses”
.
"We are consulted but we do not hear us"
, denounces the vice-president of Hauts-de-France, Christophe Coulon.
“If it was obvious that something had to be done in terms of health, we do not understand the decisions taken.
If the idea were to tailor-made, we could have confined only certain departments rather than the entire region, while the Aisne and the Somme have lower incidence rates than the others.
It could have avoided impacting thousands of traders! ”
, assures the chosen one.
"What happens to the sixteen departments will affect all the others,"
says Hervé Morin.
"Nobody can think that the tinkering of Thursday evening is enough so that one is not confronted, unfortunately, with the same situation everywhere or almost"
, continues the president, centrist, of the Normandy region.
"I cannot believe that the mere fact of not being able to go to a hardware store or a clothing seller could be enough to significantly curb the virus!"
, he concludes.
