At the request of residents of Sandy Ground, the overseas minister came to meet them Tuesday morning before leaving for Guyana. She devoted an hour to them. Several representatives of associations were invited to present their activities to him.
Jérémy Watt of Madtwoz Family expressed himself at greater length by pointing out the shortcomings for "young people" in terms of activities in the neighborhood.
Cédrick André also pointed out that the cultural center and the cinema destroyed by Irma have still not been rebuilt.
In addition, just as they had done during the social conference organized by the COM at the beginning of the year, several residents pointed out to the Minister that if the territory had training tools such as the vocational high school, that young people were graduates in catering or hospitality, they struggled to find a job in the French part because the companies created by metropolitan people had trouble recognizing the skills of young people and therefore recruiting them.
Annick Girardin suggested that it was possible to put more constraints, in particular in terms of recruitment with equal skills, in employment aid schemes.
Finally, Jérémy Watt underlined the absence of sidewalks in Sandy Ground (a remark also made during social meetings at the start of the year) as well as that of the markings on the ground. "Why ? Is there no more paint? He asked. (soualigapost.com)
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Since IRMA, we no longer have a fixed telephone line at Sandy Ground. The big k… of CEO of Orange, Stéphane Richard, finds it smarter to create a new Orange Bank (In fr English in the text) as if we lacked a bank to pluck us, instead of doing the work for which he has been hired. THREE YEARS WITHOUT A FIXED LINE + cell phone bills + internet to enrich this big k… For a moment I dreamed with the “The Tapie Affair: Stéphane Richard, CEO of Orange, risks three years in prison”… alas I believe that the lawsuits were dropped ... We protect ourselves between big k ...