Clotilde Leal-Lopez (Les Engagés) agreed with Ecolo while maintaining his position, namely that he leaves the presidency of the police zone. “Hiding this information, as an MP, is a fault.” The DéFi group, via Monique Félix, was delighted with the end of this soap opera “to return to our work and debate on more important and topical subjects such as that of our young pensioners who are having difficulty paying their energy bills. .” A point of view shared by Samuel Barberini (MR&Citoyens).
“By your side today like yesterday”
It was then the PS Sambreville, via Marie-Aline Ronvaux, who spoke. To support their mayor, as in April. “Confidence in Jean-Charles Luperto is unanimous. It seems appropriate to us to recall that justice has never questioned your civil and political rights. It is therefore possible for you to exercise all your functions without restriction. Consequently, it is not for us, here, to ask for more than what justice has pronounced as a sentence for you. The judgment is now definitively final. That’s all (sic). I will conclude by saying that there are many issues in our municipality and that it really needs an experienced captain on board. Thank you, despite the vicissitudes, for keeping your commitment. We are at your side today as yesterday.”
It was Jean-Charles Luperto who closed the round table. He was very brief: “You will authorize me to consider that silence is a friend who never betrays you. I will therefore observe him as I have done for eight years, not wishing to mix public and private life. I will borrow this pretty phrase from Socrates: it is better to suffer injustice than to commit it.
Jerome Noel