Everything, under the gaze of Stéphane Moreau, voluntarily remained silent. Because he believes that the administrative closure of his business (Editor’s note: he is the manager of PMU-La Terrasse) was ordered by the town hall of Gray – which the mayor of Gray denies – in response to his positions, this other opposition leader said nothing all evening. Except when he read the questions from Alix Constantin, former running mate of Philippe Ghiles, who joined Stéphane Moreau’s group.
This subject which ignited the powder…
It was during this time of various questions that the atmosphere shifted. By asking if “the charter of the local elected official was addressed to everyone”, Philippe Ghiles had a target in his sights: Monika Vassilev. The opponent then chose to recount the consequences, on the public highway, of a private dispute involving the City’s first deputy, during an early evening this summer. The former deputy judges that his former colleague used his power to bring the gendarmerie and the general director of town hall services to the site. “I think your assistant made a mistake. In your place, I would have withdrawn his delegations,” he dared, addressing Christophe Laurençot.
Enough to trigger dismayed applause from the person concerned and the anger of Hicham Naji. The second deputy strongly demanding an end to this unpacking of “private life”. Complaints having been filed, justice will have to rule on this matter or not. “I know that it is your business, but it is a private situation,” reframed the mayor of Gray, specifying that he had asked his director to go there “in the spirit of mediation”.
Between Laurençot and Ghiles, who also exchanged their different points of view on the introduction of the tax on vacant housing, a rather fascinating and very fine exchange of arms had previously taken place on the analysis of the report of the regional chamber of accounts. Topics to which we will return.
