Anne Hidalgo had reacted strongly to the dissemination of thousands of photos on Twitter with the hashtag #saccageParis which denounced the “
dirt
” of the capital.
The elected socialist had denounced a "
very orchestrated campaign
" fueled by "
the extreme right
".
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Asked about France 2 Thursday April 15, the mayor of Paris returned to the subject.
According to her, Paris is more beautiful "
for 20 years, since the arrival of Bertrand Delanoë
", but also, since his election in 2014. "
All the international rankings and all the influence that Paris has taken prove it
", a- she judged in the show
Les 4 Vérités
.
"
We have shown that we are a capital with an exceptional heritage (...) I am thinking of many embellishments that have been made
", she welcomed.
"Parisians have the means to challenge us"
The city councilor of the capital welcomed the recognition of Paris "
internationally and by Parisians
".
She also believes that if this recognition by her constituents did not exist, she would not have been re-elected in 2020. “
We have been able to combine this heritage, this heritage and modernity, at the same time we have known how to be this city which takes care of what we have been bequeathed in history and who is capable of going towards the cycle paths
”, she was proud.
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In addition, Anne Hidalgo specified that the issue of cleanliness was close to her heart, and that Parisians had the means to challenge elected officials by asking them to intervene.
She recalled that a telephone platform existed - the 3975 - and that it allowed the city to respond to the requests of its citizens.
Thousands of photos had been shared on Twitter via the hashtag #saccageParis.
Many political figures then attacked the management of the city by Anne Hidalgo.
"
The degradation of our beautiful capital by the Hidalgo team is a national suffering
", for example denounced Marine Le Pen.
“
Behind these photos, there is insecurity, ghettoization, the social and economic decline of Paris,
” reacted the mayor of the 7th arrondissement, Rachida Dati.
