In Mayotte, the “mind-blowing” escape of Élisabeth Borne from two academics | EUROtoday
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Ua response that doesn’t cross. Coming with François Bayrou’s ministerial delegation to look at the harm at Kawéni 2 school, in Mayotte, Monday December 30, 2024, Élisabeth Borne was questioned by two academics. And after having began by defending the response of state companies following the passage of Cyclone Chido, the brand new Minister of National Education fled the talk, turning her again on the 2 academics in the midst of an alternate, which earned her criticism unanimous opposition.
“What everyone needs to know is that, for 15 days, in all the slums here, Petite-Terre, Grande-Terre, Kawéni, Cavani, no one has come, no one. You can say what you want on the news, the reality is there,” begins the primary trainer.
ALSO READ Mayotte dealing with the insoluble hazard of slums“The reality is that there are distributions […]they exist and perhaps people are not well informed,” replies Élisabeth Borne. The second trainer retorts that some residents should journey, to achieve a relay level, “five kilometers in the middle of the countryside.” […]5 kilometers on the way in which again is ten kilometers with out water, with out meals. It’s unattainable, it’s infeasible.” “OK,” replies the minister, turning on her heel. “It’s a shame,” finishes the educator as Elisabeth Borne leaves.
“Cold and unanswered”
The first trainer, who teaches PE, returned to the alternate on BFMTV. “The extract speaks for itself, Ms. Borne has no answer to provide,” assures Yann Pagan. Water, meals, electrical energy… The inhabitants of the slums lack every thing, in line with him: “There are children who go to the Republic school, who for 16 days have been fending for themselves,” he assures. he, earlier than concluding: “The State is completely absent from these areas”.
��”Madame Borne has no answer to provide”
Yann Pagan, professor at Mamoudzou, discusses his alternate with Élisabeth Borne with reference to meals assist and the distribution of consuming water in slums pic.twitter.com/zVbBx4QNex
— BFMTV (@BFMTV) December 30, 2024
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Unsurprisingly, Élisabeth Borne’s gesture provoked robust reactions, from the New Popular Front to the National Rally. “Stunning images of the Minister of Education who turns her back on teachers from Mayotte who describe the situation as it is… The empathy of a dead fish”, tackles Senator Ian Brossat (PCF) on X. “Terrible image . A minister cannot turn on her heels by disregarding the testimony of teachers who warn about the health situation,” agrees Olivier Faure (PS).
“Élisabeth Borne, true to herself, cold and unresponsive, prefers to turn around and ignore them. Support for our Mahorese compatriots,” writes Aude MP Frédéric Falcon (RN). And Florian Philippot asks: “Which MP will decently dare to not vote for censorship of all this from January? ! »
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