The president of the UMP, Nicolas Sarkozy, denounced Thursday, May 21 in an interview with Le Figaro “coup” the government about the reform of college, and announces “ study all parliamentary and legal means,” to oppose the decree published yesterday in the Official Journal .
“This is primarily a coup , criticizes Mr Sarkozy. This is the opposite of the method that should prevail in a modern Republic worthy of the name. “ The decree, which ” holds no more or less leveling of the Republic School “, according to former head of state was published in the aftermath of one-day strike of teachers
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“It is unacceptable that the national representation n ‘ not have a say on such a central issue, which concerns all the French school, on the pretext that it would be a decree, “ if he wins. He denounced the “sectarianism” Francois Hollande.
Mr. Sarkozy does not, however, calling for demonstrations, as did the president of the Modem, Francois Bayrou, Wednesday morning. “My role is not to call for protest, but to ask the organization of a genuine democratic debate , he argues. And this debate should begin in Parliament. For the rest, waiting to see if the government will continue to remain deaf facing increasing protests. “
Among the components of the reform, including Mr. Sarkozy deplores the ” delete bilangues classes “, the introduction of ” interdisciplinarity “. “What about the stated objective, expressly states, forgiveness for Latin, to remove these values of effort, stress, perseverance; all because he does not take the student is bored? “, continues the president of the UMP, referring to the reduction of the number of hours devoted to the dead language provided by the reform to which it is opposed
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