"Several elements are favorable to my candidacy", estimates Marthe Ogoundélé, number two of the Movement for Justice and Prosperity (MJP) and candidate for the legislative elections. And to quote him: "the non-representation of the outgoing deputy [Daniel Gibbs, editor's note), the presence of many inexperienced candidates, the fact that we are still in the campaign since we want to register in the long term”. It has set itself five main priorities if it is elected: to create a university structure and a voce-rectorate in Saint-Martin, to initiate a discussion with the new government on a significant increase in the allocation to compensate for the charges transferred to the COM of Saint-Martin, to fight to bring back to the territory the young Saint-Martin civil servants stationed in France who so wish, to advance the file of modification of the organic law and of reorganization of State services in the territory in accordance with the provisions of organic law. More details on www.soualigapost.com
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