“Unacceptable”. This is how Gérard Larcher describes the power cut that occurred in his office, in Yvelines, on Tuesday, the day of the sixth mobilization against the pension reform.
“The consequence for me was not so important, but much more so for the 33 subscribers who were in the same box as me, in a street very close to my office in Rambouillet”, underlines the president Les Républicains (LR) of the Senate in El Europe microphone 1.
“A Way to Take Hostages”
“It’s a way of taking hostage people who absolutely need electrical power. It is unacceptable,” she adds. “This is not my conception of the roles and place of the right to strike.” For him, this “must be defended, but even so, it must be applied under conditions that can be measured.” Gérard Larcher thus insisted on recalling the principles of “representative democracy”.
“Legitimacy, sovereignty belongs to the people through those who have received the mandate to represent them.”
This Tuesday, the senator from Yvelines, a supporter of the pension reform, saw his power cut from 3 to 7 p.m., according to Release. The Île-de-France branch CGT Mines-Énergie claimed responsibility for the action, saying in a press release that it had “changed” the stay “in energy sobriety.”
Source: BFM TV
