As the municipal elections are fast approaching, the deputy mayor of Nice is calling on mayors to boycott the school rhythm reform. He even promises not to implement it in Nice… Reaction from the National Front candidate.
It is forgetting that the mayor is the chief magistrate of their municipality and is supposed to respect and enforce the law of the Republic.
It is forgetting that the government of Nicolas Sarkozy, to which he belonged, did nothing to restore the school’s primary mission, namely learning, particularly French, math, history, and geography.
It is finally forgetting that Ms. Tabarot, the secretary general of the UMP, was a major inspiration for the Peillon reform since her 2010 report envisages a five-day school week…
Who can then believe that Christian Estrosi sincerely cares about the impact of this reform on the finances of the people of Nice, and that he would not implement it if re-elected mayor?
The National Front deeply regrets that this new expense is inevitably charged to the people of Nice due to an irresponsible UMPS State that continues to withdraw from local and regional responsibilities.
