Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, TF1, on February 2, 2024.
Politics – Interview with Amelie Aude-Castera on the show Good morning! Expected this Friday February 2 on TF1, the Minister of National Education is still at the center of controversy since his appointment.
“Have you got an assurance from the President and the Prime Minister that you will remain in the government? »Adrian Ginder asked him immediately.
“No, but one or the other is in nobody’s mood. They want ministers who know what they have to do and who work to do it.The reporter tried to get the minister out before he returned: But did they assure you that you will stay in the government? »
“But no one is sure”Then Amelie avoided Aude-Castera.
“You don’t intend to resign?” »It was then re-launched three times by Adrian Gindre, before the minister finally bellowed: “No, I am not planning to resign. » On France 2 in mid-January, she claimed that she had already thought about it.
“Not a good start, apparently”
A day after an inter-union strike that mobilized one in five teachers, Amélie Aude-Castera admitted that her first steps as head of the super-ministry bringing together national education, youth, sports and the Olympic Games had not gone well: “Not a good start, apparently”she said.
Also “We need to look at the way we started moving three weeks ago”she continued.
“I am employed in the service of national education” And “I want to contribute to the success of the school”because “I think I have a lot to bring to this action: method, dialogue, action of will and courage”The minister continued.
Criticisms against him were voiced by demonstrators in processions “touch me” And “Strengthen my determination to serve the school and the success of all students”she added.
Ella once again says she wants to turn the page on the controversy surrounding her comments “Many hours haven’t seriously changed” Charged with the schooling of their children in public or at College Stanislaus, a private Catholic institution “Drifts”. “I apologized, I explained myself, now let’s move on”she said.
Promoted to the Atal government three weeks ago, Amelie Ouede-Castera crystallized the discontent of teachers and their unions who initially called for demonstrations against the so-called reforms on Thursday. “Shock of Enlightenment” Their predecessor was launched by Gabriel et al.
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