Legislative elections 2024: “In Paris, people do not know how to place Auxerre on a map” deplores Victor Albrecht (Renaissance)

Legislative elections 2024: “In Paris, people do not know how to place Auxerre on a map” deplores Victor Albrecht (Renaissance)
Legislative elections 2024: “In Paris, people do not know how to place Auxerre on a map” deplores Victor Albrecht (Renaissance)

The Renaissance candidate Victor Albrecht was accompanied by the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity, Catherine Vautrin, Friday June 21, as part of the campaign for the early legislative elections. They wandered together in the 1st constituency of Yonne. Arquebuse market in Auxerre, visit to the house of Colette, the writer, in Saint-Sauveur-en-Puisaye before going to the town’s health center and ending with meetings with the chefs Auxerre companies. A busy day of campaigning which ended with a public meeting, again with the Minister, in Champs sur Yonne. Barely thirty people attended this public meeting.

“I am the only candidate to make local proposals”

The opportunity for Victor Albrecht, the Renaissance candidate, to present a series of proposals. According to him, it is “the only candidate to make local proposals”. Among them, the registration “Puisaye sandstones are a UNESCO world heritage site for our tourism”. Another suggestion, “continue to put police officers and gendarmes in our territories” rural. Last proposal, which also concerns tourism, the launch “a real brand for our activity. In Paris, people don’t necessarily know that Yonne is in Burgundy, they don’t know how to place Auxerre on a map whereas we have Chablis, we have AJ Auxerre , Guédelon and the castle of Saint-Fargeau” the candidate is surprised.

Next public meeting for Victor Albrecht and his deputy, Paulo Da Silva Moreira, Monday at 7 p.m. in the village hall of Treigny Perreuse Sainte-Collombe

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