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“Worse than everything”: Bruno Retailleau says he is “very vigilant” in front of the “blocker” movement of September 10

The Interior Minister considers in TF1 that the call to “block everything” on September 10 is “worse than everything.” “The country must advance,” he insisted.

Given the threat of “blocking everything”, surveillance is required for the Executive. Guest of the 8 PM TF1 This Monday, September 1, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau commented on the so -called citizen to “block everything” on September 10, aroused by the ads of François Bayroun budget cuts.

“We can demonstrate in France, it is constitutionally guaranteed freedom,” recognizes the tenant of Beauvau. “But blocking everything is worse than everything, because today, the country must advance,” adds Bruno Retailleau in TF1.

And to add: “If tomorrow there was a crisis, it is always the most vulnerable, the most modest of our compatriots, who will drink.” According to Interior Minister, the citizen called to “block everything” is “a archive and a protein movement, recovered by the rebels, by Mr. Mélenchon. What is greatly in political terms. And that, so that it can be spread, it is undoubtedly a brake.”

“We are very attentive,” says Bruno Retailleau.

The divided political class

Born in social networks, the “All Blocks” movement, which requires mobilization in response to the economies sought by the prime minister, is followed to the left of the political spectrum.

If the rebels and environmentalists have announced to support movement, socialists and communists have shown more distrust, but want to avoid any risk of “recovery” due to the extreme right.

The unions, divided, call to mobilize in mass during the day of the Union of September 18.

Author: Lucie Valais
Source: BFM TV

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