AGNÈS BUZYN IN THE PARISIAN
For his first interview with the Parisian as a candidate for mayor of Paris, former Minister of Health Agnès Buzyn explains that this candidacy “was obvious” for her after the resignation of Benjamin Griveaux.
According to candidate LaREM, “Paris has been mistreated in recent years” and the residents have not been respected enough […] I think I can bring a form of calm and gathering. What is lacking today in Paris is the quality of life. This will be the heart of my project. “
While she should a priori take the lead of the presidential party in the 17th arrondissement, Agnès Buzyn announces that she has “not made a decision today. There are several options.” The candidate also believes that her “two competitors, Anne Hidalgo and Rachida Dati, each with her style, are much more in confrontation” than she.
Agnès Buzyn also explains having “reached out” to Cédric Villani, “but he laid down strict conditions: this is not how I work. I am not in the balance of power. And there, he posed a balance of power “.
Other information: the plan to relocate the Gare de l’Est, proposed by Benjamin Griveaux, is no longer a priority for the candidate LaREM who declares to be “so different from Benjamin Griveaux, that it is another campaign which is starting” . Agnès Buzyn finally announces that she will present her finalized program for the city of Paris this weekend.
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