Jean Castex Castex is among key government decision makers in the face of the health crisis linked to the coronavirus. Since taking over the duties of Prime Minister on July 3, 2020, the 50-year-old has taken care to inform the French new measures put in place to curb the spread of Covid-19. On December 10, 2020, the politician announced the new health rules concerning the end of year celebrations. While December 25 and 31 were originally scheduled to take place without containment or curfew, the government quickly reversed its remarks by allowing free movement only on New Year's Eve and Christmas Day. But these celebrations had to be done under one and only one condition: no more than six people at the table. It is therefore quite natural that Sandra Ribelaygue's husband had a thought for those isolated on Twitter. But unfortunately for him, his messages are far from being unanimous.
Jean Castex mocked on Twitter
"Tonight, they will not be six at the table " it is with these first words that Jean Castex expressed his empathy towards isolated people during the end of year holiday season. The politician then tweeted "My thoughts are with the French who will be alone and for whom this New Year's Eve will rekindle isolation and loneliness. Thank you to our compatriots who will be mobilized this evening to bring them happiness and comfort " he declared, highlighting the humanitarian association Fondation de France, which makes it possible to support and share moments of conviviality with people in precarious situations. Words that have annoyed some of the Internet users. "Glee all the way, Mr. Castex. The French have been united, this year, more than ever, giving lessons on Christmas Eve, it's really small "," Alone, abandoned by the family, totally isolated … indeed Mr. Castex you can think of us but it won't change much to the situation","How do you want the French correctly integrate the barrier gestures if our Prime Minister shares this kind of images?"can we read in the comments. There is therefore a very good chance that Jean Castex will think twice before tweeting his next message …
My thoughts are with the French who will be alone and for whom this New Year's Eve will revive isolation and loneliness.
Thank you to our compatriots who will be mobilized this evening to bring them happiness and comfort.https: //t.co/kBo7pqDmME– Jean Castex (@JeanCASTEX) December 24, 2020
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