Regional councilor of Île-de-France, Pierre Liscia is spokesperson for the “Libres!” movement. by Valérie Pécresse and author of
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LE FIGARO. - In the columns of Le Parisien, Monday February 19, the elected EELV Frédéric Hocquard, deputy for tourism at Paris town hall, highlighted the usual presence of street vendors around the monument, considering them to be “almost part of the landscape ". Are they part of Parisian folklore? Can we put them on an equal footing with Parisian second-hand booksellers, for example?
Pierre LISCIA. -
These comments are shocking and above all irresponsible.
Street sellers like bonneteau players who abound in the capital are a real scourge.
This is organized crime, it is mafia networks which fuel trafficking and smuggling.
They harm tourists, traders, Parisians but above all they damage the image of Paris.
Nothing to do with second-hand booksellers…
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