Two weeks after Cyclone Chido, the Prime Minister and his government intend to put aside the controversies surrounding the management of the crisis.
Two weeks after the passage of Cyclone Chido, François Bayrou arrived in Mayotte. When his plane lands this Monday at dawn in Dzaoudzi, the Prime Minister will begin a marathon day to absorb the anger of a population hit hard by winds of rare intensity. The five ministers in his delegation, including two former tenants of Matignon, are supposed to show the involvement of the State despite the criticism which has been accumulating for a long time there. Even before the catastrophe comes to sow desolation. « We must accept being shaken : these questions, these angers… », warned Manuel Valls, the new Overseas Minister, who will be on the trip with Élisabeth Borne (National Education) in advance.
The management of the disaster coincided with the installation of François Bayrou as head of government. His way of following her, on the sidelines of a municipal council in his town of Pau or by suggesting to the National Assembly…
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