the government reconstruction plan “does not go far enough”, deplores Marine Le Pen upon her arrival on site

The leader of the National Rally deputies, who landed on Sunday at 3 p.m., will remain in the archipelago until Tuesday.

A week after François Bayrou, Marine Le Pen in turn landed in Mayotte, in the middle of the day on Sunday January 5. Upon his arrival at Dzaoudzi-Pamandzi airport, the leader of the National Rally deputies criticized the government reconstruction plan unveiled by the Prime Minister. She believes that “Mayotte standing” is her name, “doesn’t go far enough.” “An important component is missing which is a diplomatic component, without which many of the things that are promised will not be kept”she clarified, referring in particular to the fight against “l’immigration clandestine”.

During this tense microphone, Marine Le Pen also recalled being “first came to listenr [les] requests and [les] complaints” of Mahorais, three weeks after the passage of Cyclone Chido which ravaged this poorest department in France.

The chosen one “will meet civil security, then go to meet the residents”, avant “a time of discussion planned for the end of the afternoon in Mamoudzou with disaster victims”, specifies those around him. The rest of his program Monday and Tuesday is not yet known, but “the objective is to meet the victims on several points of the island”. She must leave on Tuesday.