Guest of La Grande interview Europe 1-CNews, Marie-Hélène Thoraval, mayor (DVD) of Romans-sur-Isère (Drôme), positioned herself on Gabriel Attal’s promises regarding delinquency. According to her, the Prime Minister does not realize the damage in certain cities.
Riots, drama in Crépol, brawls in different neighborhoods… The mayor (DVD) of Romans-sur-Isère in Drôme, Marie-Hélène Thoraval, has experienced some episodes of delinquency in her town and its surroundings in recent months.
During Gabriel Attal’s general policy speech, the Prime Minister announced that he wanted to review “the scale of sanctions” towards young people “on the wrong slope”. Inaudible words for Marie-Hélène Thoraval who doubts that these young people will repair, for example, the public structures of her city.
“They are not going to repair the social landlord’s offices”
“You break, you repair.” These words caused a lot of noise during Gabriel Attal’s general policy speech. He insisted on the benefit of authority to raise the level of students and to train future citizens, without forgetting to guarantee their well-being. And for young people “on the downside”, the head of government wishes to review the “scale of sanctions”. And for this, he wants to use a concrete principle: “You break, you repair!”
Faced with these words, Marie-Hélène Thoraval doubts. “They are not going to repair the social landlord’s offices,” she explains. Beyond this speech, Mayor Romans-sur-Isère thinks about the actions of these delinquents. “We have to see the whole journey of these young people who end up committing acts of destruction,” she says on Europe 1-CNews. “I think that at some point, we have to. For some, we have to civilize them because they are really outside of any system,” punctuates Marie-Hélène Thoraval.