PARIS:— Annick Petrus, Senatrice of St. Martin in a press release has condemned the decapitated administration. “Our territory is going through difficult times. Our administration is decapitated and abused which greatly reduces our operating capacities and hinders the quality of service due to our citizens.
Despite my alerts at the first signs, I was not heard.
The reform of our administration, however necessary it may be, cannot be done through blunders, lies, wickedness, humiliation, contempt, stigmatization, disrespect, repeated absences,
patronage, favoritism, and squandering of public money.
I give my support to those who denounce this situation because when injustice becomes law, resistance becomes a necessity.
I am worried because the beheading of the DAF, for example, once again leads to the paralysis of public procurement and therefore the end of public procurement. Thousands of hours of employment are on hold. Some concern our job seekers, as many of our markets have social clauses.
I, therefore, appeal to the responsibility of those responsible for this chaos, so that the administration regains a certain form of serenity lost for two years and necessary for the pursuit of
his mission.”
