“During his economic convention, Mr. Estrosi cataloged his economic measures for the next thirty years, that is to say for five terms, until he turns 89, since he was born in 1955.”
The former Mayor of Nice is not exactly lenient with his successor; “Beyond this inconsistency, which is not a sign of the concerned party’s credibility, one may rightfully wonder why Mr. Estrosi has done nothing in this area since 2008, just as in the field of transportation with the high-speed railway, the A8 extension, and the tramway lines 2 and 3 postponed indefinitely. Indeed, it must be noted that the National Interest Operation of the Var Plain created in 2007 during my term hasn’t progressed in 6 years apart from inaugurations of projects launched before Mr. Estrosi came to the City Hall. The same goes for the Nice Méridia development area or the relocation of the National Interest Market, which have been at a standstill since 2008.”
And the candidate for the next municipal elections added: “Mr. Estrosi, who wants to strengthen higher education, forgets to mention that it was during my terms that the Saint Jean d’Angely campus of Nice Est was created, as well as the development of prestigious schools like EDHEC or IPAG.”
The final blow from the lawyer from Nice: “Finally, Mr. Estrosi talks to us about metropolitan protectionism, but, since 2008, he has awarded all the projects to companies whose head offices are outside the said Metropolis. Therefore, when one knows that for Mr. Estrosi promises only commit those who hear them, it is to be feared that said promises are purely electoral…”
The municipal battle is on, whose turn is it?
