Marine Le Pen went to Mayotte on Sunday, three weeks after the passage of Cyclone Chido. The president of the RN deputies took a tour of the island to meet the affected residents, expected as a savior on the island.
After Emmanuel Macron, François Bayrou and Elisabeth Borne, it was Marine Le Pen's turn to go to the island of Mayotte on Sunday, where she toured the island to meet the affected residents, three weeks later the passage of Cyclone Chido.
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This visit was an opportunity for the president of the RN deputies to confirm her popularity in Mayotte and to outline her proposals for rebuilding the island.
Question on the investment of ministers
In the middle of the smoking waste braziers, sheet metal plates and branches piled up on the side of the road, Marine Le Pen interviews the residents and shares their dismay. “Even when we listen to the news, even when we watch the reports, we don’t realize the seriousness of what we see when we come,” she said.
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Despite the chaotic appearance of the village of Hamjago, located in the north of Mayotte, the Mahorais impatiently awaited the arrival of Marine Le Pen, perceived as a savior on the island. The member for Nord-Pas-de-Calais don't forget the policy and the promises made by François Bayrou to rebuild the island.
Marine Le Pen questions the investment of ministers on site, in particular that of Elisabeth Borne. “I find it surprising that the Minister of Education did not go to the Lycée du Nord to see what condition (it is). There are not fifty, there is one,” she denounces.
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Reinforced popularity and promise to the Mahorais
The president of the RN deputies then suggested “stopping illegal immigration” to “be able to manage those who are there”. It also demands concrete answers.
“I hear people saying that we must stop the construction of bangas. For the moment I don’t see anything, it’s being rebuilt,” she continued.
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Without major leverage to act concretely, Marine Le Pen leaves the archipelago with increased popularity, making a promise to the Mahorais: to ensure the proper reconstruction of the island from the National Assembly and widely amend the emergency law for the archipelago, presented Wednesday to the Council of Ministers.
