What a mess!
On Friday, the Metropolitan Council had debated ending the free service of the MIN-Stadium shuttle, arguing that the Regional Court of Auditors had pointed out that it was a private service and not a public one.
Price to pay: 5 euros for a round trip, a rate explained as corresponding to this type of service.
Patrick Allemand (PS) raised the issue but, of course, without success.
In the afternoon, the opposition representative launched one of the petitions on the internet, an area in which he is now becoming a specialist.
Yesterday, following the best traditions of the Soviet politburo of memory, … the previous day’s order was canceled and a new order was issued: the price is now reduced, it will no longer be 5 euros but indeed 3 euros.
Who decided this and where and when?
Isn’t it the metropolitan assembly that should deliberate on the public transport rates, as it did the day before?
The fellow citizens would very much like to know. Just for information.
