Plunging into the breach opened up by the recent crises at the COM, the members of the opposition announce or hint at their candidacy for the next elections.
Last week, it was through a press release entitled "out of love for our island, and the choice of a governing majority" that the founding members of the Rassemblement Saint-Martinois (RSM) announced its creation, with a view to the next territorial elections. March 2022.
After having denounced "dysfunctions, deficiencies and shortcomings in the programming of public contracts", and the "mediocrity of the governance of the COM", the founders of this new list say they want to "take back control for a disinterested development, harmonious in the interest of the Saint-Martinois collective ”.
“United in action, we will endeavor to implement a program that rules out any autocratic or oligarchic governance and to privilege the resources of an experienced team in action, working collegially” they promise. Alain Richardson, Frantz Gumbs, Johan Tage, Julien Gumbs, Georges Gumbs, Louis Mussington and Michel Petit say they are “convinced that by [their] approach, [their] knowledge and know-how, [they] will regain attention and confidence. of [their] main partner which is the State ”.
This week, it's Jules Charville's turn to tackle Daniel Gibbs in a stand. “My 'Country' has become a ship without a rudder and without a captain; and this situation does not only sadden me! "Even in the midst of a storm, a captain (however incompetent he may be) never abandons his ship." It is one of the main bases that have made the navy what it has been for centuries. However, Daniel Gibbs, who since April 2017 has been the captain of the “Bateau” Saint-Martin, seems to have given up and abandoned the population long before the end of his mandate. »Considers the territorial adviser, member of the opposition.
For him, the strike and protest movements (CTOS, PPRN, Transports…) as well as the “very worrying” resignation of Steven Patrick and “the public interpellation made by the senator (member of the majority)” Annick Pétrus, “ sum up in themselves, this terrible imposture that [they are] more and more numerous to denounce within civil and political society ”. Jules Charville describes Saint-Martin as a “drifting country” and regrets that “so much public money is spent and wasted for so little results in five years”. And to conclude his forum with a sentence heavy with meaning in this preparation for the electoral period: "I appeal to the responsibility of each of you to forge new paths together".
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