French President's Silence Criticized After Limoges Town Hall Fire
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Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, has been criticized by the mayor of Limoges for not reaching out after the town hall was destroyed in riots. The mayor, Guillaume Guérin, expressed his disappointment on a television show. The incident occurred on October 17, and the mayor's criticism comes eleven days after the event. The mayor mentioned that he received a message from JD Vance, but no direct communication from the president.
Guillaume Guérin, the mayor of Limoges, expressed his frustration on the television show Points de Vue, which is aired on Le Figaro TV. He stated that he had not received any calls or text messages from the president regarding the incident. The mayor's criticism comes as the town hall in Limoges was destroyed during riots on October 17. The mayor also mentioned that he received a message from JD Vance, but no direct communication from the president.
The mayor's criticism comes as the town hall in Limoges was destroyed during riots on October 17. The mayor expressed his frustration on the television show Points de Vue, which is aired on Le Figaro TV. He stated that he had not received any calls or text messages from the president regarding the incident. The mayor also mentioned that he received a message from JD Vance, but no direct communication from the president.
