Muriel Robin is on all fronts at the start of 2022. On stage with a best of her best comic sketches. On television Thursday evening on TF1 with the kickoff of “Mon Ange”, a detective fiction in four episodes. She plays Suzanne, a mother ready to do anything to find her daughter who has been missing for eight years. But the actress also remains a committed personality. Very invested in the fight against violence against women, the one who played Jacqueline Sauvage admits her frustration at the end of Emmanuel Macron’s five-year term.
“They have done things, but there is still a long way to go“, she explains in the columns of Parisian. “We can breathe ideas, which I do whenever I see someone important, like the Prime Minister recently. But it never goes fast enough“, she laments, citing as an example the death of Chahinez Daoud, burned alive by her husband after several reports of domestic violence.”It is unacceptable“, she denounces.
While the campaign for the Élysée is intensifying, Muriel Robin regrets the lack of interest of the candidates for the question. “Do you hear about it? No, it’s not a priority at all. We have to get more money out. I don’t understand why they don’t“, she regrets.”They released it for everyone – it’s great by the way, great bravo“, adds the actress about the management of the pandemic.”But money is needed for accommodation, for women and their children.“
Muriel Robin concludes by giving this advice to candidates: “Put this folder on top of the stack. Whoever settles it will be applauded by all French people. We dream of that, of the one who will say: ‘I can’t live with people who sleep outside, I can’t live with women who fall every other day, you do your own thing, but you fix it for me. Why does it have to take years? And during that time women are dying? No, I can’t. “