This Saturday evening, Aurélie Casse receives Michel Cymes
in “C l’hebdo” on France 5
.
In a sequence published in preview on X, the journalist asked the host and doctor what measures he would take if he were Minister of Sports.
He responded bluntly that he would leave
Amélie Oudéa-Castéra
in place.
“Because she is an extraordinary woman and I find that everything she gets in the face today for her blunders, because yes, they are blunders and it is a personal problem, she should have swept this aside quickly, but what she is doing as Minister of Sports is absolutely extraordinary
,” he justified.
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“I am on the board of directors of the COJO
[Olympic Games organizing committee, editor's note]
of Paris 2024, she is there every time, she works like crazy, she has accompanied us all the time, including and especially in the great national cause around sport, health and physical activity”
, said Michel Cymes before supporting:
“I think she is one of the best Ministers of Sports that we have had”
.
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If he conceded
“perhaps not from National Education”
, the host deplored the criticism received by Amélie Oudéa-Castéra after she justified her choice of not having educated her three boys in a school public:
“It’s hellish today.
We're doing something stupid... Yes, she was clumsy, yes, she shouldn't have answered what she answered in relation to her children, she just had to say:
“It's my private life"
"
.
And to conclude:
“She may have lied by omission, whatever you want, so that we rid her of this problem of education, but we leave her as Minister of the Olympic Games and Sports, That’s essential
. ”
As a reminder, the day after her appointment to the Ministry of Education and Sports, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra sparked a controversy by explaining, following a question asked by a journalist, why her children are educated at middle school. Stanislas, in the 6th arrondissement of Paris.
“
Our eldest, Vincent, started like his mother at the public school, that of Littré,”
she replied, before invoking
“the frustration of his parents, my husband and me, who saw a lot hours that were not seriously replaced
.”
“At one point we got fed up, like the parents of thousands of families who made the choice to seek a different solution.”
Friday, the day after a strike which mobilized one in five teachers, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra admitted, in “Hello!”
on TF1, that his first steps at the head of a ministry bringing together National Education, Youth, Sports and the Olympic Games did not go well and declared that he was not thinking of “resigning”.