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So only 1.5% of Paris voted against this? It sounds like they're going by the will of the voters.
by garbawarb 2y ago
So only 1.5% of Paris voted against this? It sounds like they're going by the will of the voters.
- Saline9515 2y agoNo, the vote was pure communication by the mayor, it didn't have a budget, nor a list of the streets, nor any details. Paris' administration is rife with corruption and mismanagement, so voters weren't very mobilized for another PR coup.
- Agingcoder 2y agoMismanagement is (very) well documented but corruption is a very serious accusation. Do you have examples ? ( that don’t go back to Jacques Chirac )
- Saline9515 2y agoI would suggest to look into the various whimsical subsidies of the city hall, the very expensive procurement of useless products or the ruinous public housing policy, that all serve to help the friends of the mayor and the constellation of fake associations that support her. All has been also documented, and has been mentioned repeatedly by the press.
- SettembreNero 2y agoInformative panels about the vote where pretty much everywhere around the city.
- Saline9515 2y agoAnd yet they couldn't even name one street that would be turned into a pedestrian one! Or give a budget! World class management right here heh?