An “informal meeting” with the Prime Minister. Alain Esquerre, spokesman for the victims of the Notre-Dame Institution of Betharram (Pyrées-Atlantiques), said “believe” a consciousness at the highest level of the state on the issue of physical and sexual violence committed in schools “after meeting with François Bayrou this Wednesday, April 30.
“It was an informal meeting of the prime minister in person, without an external person,” BFMTV told Murignon to the microphone. “There will certainly be ads to come.”
This meeting took place a week after the publication of the book. Betharram’s silenceco -written by Alain Esquerre and the journalist Clémence Badault, describing the violence suffered by young students from Betharram.
The prime minister heard on May 14
The daughter of François Bayrou, Hélène Pelllant, testifies the abuse she experienced when she frequented the establishment under contract, an episode that said she had never spoken with her father. “My heart stabs me,” the prime minister reacted at the time of publication of the book.
“I do not know if it is the book that precipitated something, which I believe, on the other hand, is that there is an awareness at the highest level of the State on the question of all these physical and sexual violence committed in schools,” it is estimated that Alain scopes.
In total, some 200 complaints They have been deposited by former students of the establishment, only two of which do not fall under the recipe. The prime minister must be heard under oath, on May 14, by the Parliamentary Commission for Research born of the scandal.
The latter denies having been aware, in the past, of physical and sexual aggressions suffered by the students, unlike the statements of an ancient gendarme responsible for investigating the first complaint for the violation that was addressed to a religious of the establishment.
Source: BFM TV
