The minister, referred to correctional on Tuesday for corruption, assured that she would not resign and that she intended to appeal. “When you are minister, you have a responsibility,” said the deputy François Ruffin on Wednesday on France Inter.
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“Decency would like us to get back from public life”Estimates Wednesday, July 23 on France Inter the deputy for the Somme François Ruffin, after the correctional dismissal of the Minister of Culture Rachida Dati for corruption in the Carlos Ghosn case. She appealed this decision.
“There is a great concern for people’s relationship to politics and when there is a judicial questioning, this contributes to the disintegration of the link with politicians”regret the standing deputy! of the Somme, formerly to LFI. “Impeccable, nobody is. But when we are minister, we have a particular responsibility, we represent a part of the country and of citizens and as such, when we are implicated, charged, when we have a passage for corruption before the criminal court, decency would like us to set back from public life during this time”says François Ruffin.
Rachida Dati said on Tuesday evening on LCI that she does not “would give up on anything”Neither at his post as minister, nor to his ambitions for the town hall of Paris. She received the support of the Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin, and will remain in government, said the entourage of Emmanuel Macron.
