They were sixteen ministers this weekend in Algiers.
A half-government to fetch gas across the seas while some of the French could no longer find gasoline at the local service station.
Cruel image of state clumsiness.
There were weak signals, but our rulers, however concerned since the "yellow vests" to detect the slightest beginnings of a social movement, saw nothing coming.
Worse still, in a strange resonance with the pandemic and the absence of a “shortage of masks”, Olivier Véran denied the obvious by affirming that, this time, it was for the essence that there was “ no shortage”.
Lack of anticipation?
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It is certain that the France of metropolises with fluid mobility depends less on the gas pump than all the rest of the country.
For the first, it is a matter of leisure (weekends,
holidays), for the second (three quarters of the French), a vital necessity.
We do not go by electric scooter from Bessais-le-Fromental to Saint-Amand-Montrond
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