Under your applause
Saturday, November 9, during the installation of the 20 new little elected officials from Mons for the Children's Municipal Council, it was quite normal to draw some parallels with the proceedings of the “grown-up” municipal councils. “Why did you want to get involved? » ; “What would you like to change?” », Asked Mayor Charles Dayot, after the call. “To help people and to learn about the experience,” said Aihana, who was kind enough to speak first.
Thunderous applause to greet his intervention. “We don't often get applauded, it makes us want it! », Launched the chief magistrate to the advisers at his side, laughing. Oh that’s for sure, we were far from the usual atmosphere in the Council room. “We will have to accept that we do not always have all the answers,” the mayor also told the young people. Oh yes! There, it looked more like adult sessions.
The best ambassador of Saint-Justin
Invited on France Inter, in the show “La Bande Original” hosted by Nagui and Leïla Kaddour-Boudadi, to talk about his latest play “Le Dîner”, the actor Bruno Solo was questioned about his desire to get involved in politics . A possibility that he brushed aside, before admitting that if a mandate was likely to interest him, it would be that of local elected official.
“What would interest me is to be mayor of a small village, to deal very concretely with the problems,” he explained, referring to a “friend” whose investment he adores. “He is mayor of Saint-Justin, near Mont-de-Marsan. I greet him here, his name is Philippe, and with my cousin, Jean-Marie, who also lives in this village, they do things to ensure that it continues to exist. There is a dispensary, a theater, businesses that are coming back, and as a result young people remain in this village, they continue to keep it alive. »
A nice tip of the hat to the local elected officials, in a village that he knows well, just like his theater, on the stages where he had performed in tribute to his mother. Philippe Latry will have to think carefully before putting together his list for the next municipal elections, and why not hide a guest star there?
It displays badly
The poster announcing the Landes rugby derby between Dax and Mont-de-Marsan, for the 11e day of Pro D2, is quite surprising. If the warlike side is felt to characterize the importance and tension of the match, on the other hand, there is no mention of the place of the meeting…
Inscribed in very, very small: “Jean-Dauger stadium”. You really have to look for it to see it… As for the location of the stadium, the city of Bayonne never appears. Strange communication: wouldn't relocation be completely assumed in Dax?
It's all a question of priorities
Very verbose, the press service of the RN group at the Regional Council never misses an opportunity to send a press release on current events. The return of the program Intervilles – sans vachette – having occupied our columns in recent days, the elected Lepénistes did not hesitate to welcome the decision of the mayors of Dax, Mont-de-Marsan and Bayonne to “refuse to participate to the distorted return of the show.” And to recall that cows “embody centuries of history and traditions”, and that to deprive spectators of them amounts to “contemptuous of the cultural practices to which the French remain deeply attached”.
Even if it means surfing the news, we are now waiting for the press release from regional RN elected officials on the trial of Marine Le Pen, where the party president risks five years in prison – three of which will be suspended – and as much ineligibility. Do you find us finicky? This is what we call tough love.
