Published on November 24, 2024 at 08:36. / Modified on November 24, 2024 at 12:01.
From the top floor of the Arnex-sur-Orbe college, where the municipal administration offices are located, trustee Reynold Michel has a view of the sun-kissed plain on this November afternoon. After the village dotted with bare trees, there are vineyards, fields and in the distance, the motorway viaduct whose hum we can imagine. Just over a week left before the November 24 by-election and not a volunteer on the horizon. Following the resignation of one of its municipal officials for “private reasons”, the small Vaud commune of 690 inhabitants once again finds itself with an empty place in the executive. And no one to take it. “We try to advertise so that at least one name comes out, but it’s always the same ones that come back,” sighs the elected official. “If the person does not accept, we will have to start again during the February votes.” Last year, a winegrower elected in spite of himself was quick to resign due to lack of time.
Tensions within the executive
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