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“Appropriate monitoring would perhaps have prevented the reappearance of this phenomenon
”, writes the deputy Éric Ciotti to his best enemy Christian Estrosi.
In other words:
"If you had done the job, we wouldn't be here."
The tone is intended to be serious, even offensive with regard to the mayor of Nice.
In fact, Éric Ciotti, in a letter sent Monday to the city council as well as a second to the prefect of the Alpes-Maritimes, denounces the installation of a Roma camp on the banks along the A8 motorway, at two steps from the prefecture, in Nice, and calls for its immediate dismantling.
"
Every evening fires are lit that can cause fires and the sanitary conditions caused by these illegal occupations are absolutely unacceptable
", protests the new president of the Republicans.
"
We cannot conceive of you allowing improvised bivouacs to be erected, without reacting, which serve as a rear base for begging activity, as it has been able to develop in recent months on the main urban axes of Nice."
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In addition, Eric Ciotti regrets that lessons were not learned from the dismantling of a similar camp under the flyover, west of Nice, on September 2.
“A few months later, a new camp was born, only a few meters from the previous one,”
he regrets.
According to the words of the deputy, the people of Nice residing nearby would feel “
distraught in the face of the increasingly frequent incivilities linked to the presence of these wandering populations.
Populations that would exploit “
misery
” and exploit “
vulnerable people to beg in appalling hygienic and health conditions.”
“When do parliamentarians mobilize to facilitate expulsion procedures?
Consequently, Éric Ciotti, who co-signs his letter with the deputy for the 5th constituency of the Alpes-Maritimes, Christelle D'Intorni, announces that he has seized the prefect and summons the mayor of Nice to kindly "
mobilize all the means in your possession in order to put an end to this state of affairs which is not tolerable for the people of Nice.
»
In a tweet worth answering, the first Deputy Delegate for Security, Anthony Borré, sweeps away the accusations made against the mayor of Nice,
“who is not the owner of the plot”
.
And to tackle:
“When do parliamentarians mobilize to facilitate expulsion procedures?
And the departmental advisers on the protection of children?
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In recent months, the rag has been burning between the mayor of Nice and the president of LR, who is hiding his “Nice ambitions”
less and less
.
In a publication by Info.nice.fr dated December 9, the latter, ironically presented as "
disappointed
", had been accused of being at the origin of "
the most random
" predictions, of expressing himself "
without any precaution of use
"or even to launch"
figures on the fly
"by the municipality.
The elected Maralpine had immediately retaliated, seizing by mail the prefect of the Alpes-Maritimes as well as the Regulatory Authority for Audiovisual and Digital Communication (Arcom).
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