The building is called La joie de vivre, but it is at the heart of all concerns.
In Saint-Lys, a small town of 9,500 inhabitants near Toulouse, the Ehpad will soon be transformed into a return preparation center (CPAR), for rejected asylum seekers.
While hammering home his
"fidelity to humanist values of helping oppressed populations"
, the PS mayor, Serge Deuilhé, refuses
"this project imposed by the State, disproportionate and incompatible with the specificities and capacities of the territory"
.
Having
“learned fortuitously”
of the takeover of the Ehpad by the social operator Adoma, the mayor had a motion voted in October 2021 by the municipal council, in order to propose
“alternatives in connection with the needs of the territory”
.
“It is necessary to rebalance in the short term the delay in economic development”
, underlines the text, castigating an
“above ground project eliminating an establishment providing 65 jobs to date”
.
“The motion did not close the door to welcoming migrants…
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