FORMER MIN. OF JUSTICE RACHIDA DATI DENOUNCES A.HIDALGO' S "IRRESPONSIBILITY"

USPA NEWS - Since the general strike which began on March 7 (eight days) in France, against the retirement reform, the garbage collectors have extended their strike until next Monday. Three of the four decent incineration plants in the Paris region are on strike. The consequences lead to a big controversy, following the accumulation of garbage. This is especially the case in Paris where more than 6,600 tons of garbage pile up in the streets of the French capital, aggravating the anger of Parisians, fearing the resurgence of rats which rise to the surface. This would probably be a matter of public health given the risk of disease transmission from rats to humans.Some oblivious tourists take pictures with selfies, alongside garbage. Rachida Dati, former Minister of Justice, and currently the mayor of the 7th arrondissement announced on Tuesday to seize the prefecture of police and the Minister of the Interior concerning the garbage collectors' strike which affects the capital. "Today, we have the possibility of saying a stop to this insalubrity. It is becoming a public health and safety problem", denounces Rachida Dati who fears the proliferation of rats which "are vectors of disease"

THE FORMER MINISTER OF JUSTICE RACHIDA DATI DENOUNCES THE "IRRESPONSIBILITY" OF ANNE HIDALGO IN THE FACE OF THE PILE OF GARBAGE IN PARIS Rachida Dati, former Minister of Justice, and currently the mayor of the 7th arrondissement announced on Tuesday to seize the prefecture of police and the Minister of the Interior concerning the garbage collectors' strike which affects the capital. "Today, we have the possibility of saying a stop to this insalubrity. It is becoming a public health and safety problem", denounces Rachida Dati who fears the proliferation of rats which "are vectors of disease". She denounced "A total irresponsibility towards Parisians", denounces this Tuesday Rachida Dati, the mayor of the 7th arrondissement (LR, The Republicans), against Anne Hidalgo concerning the management of the garbage collectors' strike in the capital.

She considers that the mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo "refuses" to act while 6,600 tons of waste are piling up in the streets of Paris on the ninth day of the garbage collectors' strike against the pension reform project.

"Parisians are quite martyred by Anne Hidalgo", also tackles Rachida Dati who finds it "irritating" that the mayor of Paris blames the government. The town hall indeed considers to be "victim of a social conflict" according to the words of Emmanuel Grégoire, first deputy, this Tuesday evening at a press conference. "We are all victims of government stubbornness," he said. (Source BFM)
The political opponent (Les Républicains) the former Minister of Justice, Rachida Dati, of Anne Hidalgo the Mayor of Paris, has meanwhile raised a problem of responsibility of the State and the Mayor of Paris "Today "today, we have the opportunity to put an end to this insalubrity. It is becoming a public health and safety problem".