She answered Fabien Roussel's call.
The mayor (PS) of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, announced this Thursday morning that the Town Hall would close its doors on January 31, on the occasion of the day of mobilization against the pension reform.
Asked about France 2, Anne Hidalgo said that "Paris City Hall (would be) solidarity town hall on January 31", while stressing that the continuity of public service would be ensured for users, in particular for the services of the 'marital status.
🔴🗣 "No need for surveys to see what this regression called #ReformeDesRetraites would produce" @Anne_Hidalgo announces the solidarity closure of the City Hall of @Paris during the #greve31janvier.
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— Telematin (@telematin) January 26, 2023
The national secretary of the Communist Party Fabien Roussel had called on Wednesday the town halls to symbolically close "two to three hours" in support of the movement, to allow their agents to demonstrate against the pension reform.
From the "gadget", mocks Dati
“The opinion is there.
You have a trade union front, which had not been seen for a very long time”, argued the socialist mayor, before insisting on the fact that “life expectancy in good health in our country is not progressing”.
For her part, Rachida Dati, elected opposition member (LR), quickly reacted and castigated this Thursday morning a “gadget” measure, “typical of the town hall of Paris”.
