| | Deva Virahsawmy : « Il n’a jamais été question d’alliance entre le PTr et le MMM » | | | Julien Tuyau
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| Le secrétaire-général du Parti Travailliste (PTr), Deva Virahsawmy, remet les pendules à l’heure. Il déclare qu’il n’y a jamais été question d’alliance entre les rouges et mauves.
L’alliance entre le PTr et le Mouvement Militant Mauricien (MMM) n’aurait uniquement été qu’un souhait de Paul Bérenger? C’est ce qu’a affirmé Deva Virahsawmy lors d’un point de presse ce samedi 20 août à Port-Louis.
Nita Deerpalsing, directrice de communication du PTr, a mis les points sur les i. Elle déclare, elle aussi qu’il n’a jamais été question d’alliance avec le MMM. «Le Premier ministre ne veut pas d’une victoire 60-0 aux côtés d’un homme aussi instable que Bérenger», affirme-t-elle.
Le secrétaire-général du PTr a donné sa version des faits sur ce que certains avaient interprété comme des tractations d’alliance. «Le Premier ministre a rencontré le leader de l’opposition uniquement pour parler. Et, il n’a jamais été question d’alliance entre le MMM et le PTr. C’est Paul Bérenger qui a déclaré que l’alliance avait déjà été conclue», déclare Deva Virahsawmy. «Bérenger s’est également prononcé sur le partage des tickets pour les élections générales, sur ceux qui seront candidats aux municipales, sur les ambassadeurs… Certains au MMM se voyaient déjà comme président de corps paraétatique», ajoute-t-il avec une pointe d’ironie.
Deva Virahsawmy n’a pas ménagé ses propos à l’encontre de Paul Bérenger. Selon lui, les propos de Paul Bérenger étaient tellement convaincants que plusieurs militants, de peur de ne pas obtenir de tickets au sein de l’alliance rouge-mauve, ont sollicité l’aide du PTr pour qu’il intercède en leur faveur auprès de Bérenger.
Le PTr attend maintenant la réaction du leader des Mauves. «On est sûr qu’il déclarera que l’alliance n’a pas été conclue à cause de Navin Ramgoolam, de l’insécurité ou du subutex. Mais tout allait bien quinze jour de cela. A l’époque où il croyait que l’alliance allait se faire. Tout le monde était irréprochable au PTr. Mais, il ne faut pas oublier que Paul Bérenger a deux langues», précise Deva Virahsawmy.
En attendant la réaction de Paul Bérenger, le PTr et ses partenaires de l’Alliance Sociale, se préparent pour leur meeting du 1er mai. Il aura lieu à la place de la gare à Vacoas.
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| Les dernières reactions | | | Navin Best PM? | | | David Knight Mar 23, 2010 | | | It's funny that some people make comparisons between the world economies and the Mauritian economy. WHile it is true that different countries were heavily affected by the crisis and there were loss of jobs and not in Mauritius. Banks in Mauritius stayed because they primarily finance local transactions...nothing to do with the PM. Let's evolve and not be naive! | | | Sacré cons | | | Con sacrés Mar 23, 2010 | | | Paul fine traite tou so banne militants couma banne sacrés cons.... eski li ti penser ki Navin et banne travaillistes ti capave betes coumsa pour faire ene alliance contre nature avec mmm et donne li 25 tickets? ene ticket li pas vaut. ti fallé Navin fine tombe lors so la tete pou faire sa... Paul ti pe bluffer. Pas trouver couma Navin ti causer le 23 fevrier, Jayen fine tuite. | | | ridiculous | | | balkis Mar 22, 2010 | | | here again, the secretary igeneral is showing his stupidity. He makes a broad stgatement the the alliance between mmm n ptr was never an actuality. so my fellow mauritians, do u have to go on top of mountain everest, to see that he is contracdicting his leader who himself acknonledged that there were negociations going on for the last six month or so. could the labour party recruit some more creditable candidatrs, or have they ran out of intelligent people that they have to deal with such people who have no clue what they r saying or stating. god help mauritius. | | | THE SOUND OF SILENCE | | | MBCTV Mar 21, 2010 | | | What has really shocked Ramgoolam,is that Berenger has played the card of transparency,detailing the meetings between the two leaders.Berenger has constantly informed the MMM members about the nature of the talks.And on a regular basis,Berenger has given vent about the talks at his press conferences.Ramgoolam,for his part as per usual,chose to play 'koochou koochou derier laporte, while revealing nothing to the Labour and PMSD members,including DEVA, SG of his party, nor to Nita, his Director of Communications, nor Rashid,XLD etc.The latters are after all used to the sound of silence generated permanently by Ramgoolam.It is a different kind of sound of silence ,that only Ramgoolam has the ability to hear coming from the 'Silent Majority' of Mauritians,who incidently' understand Ramgoolam's GREAT INACHIEVEMENTS DUING THE LAST FOUR AND A HALF YEARS.Ramgoolam never communicates anything because he is bound and tied by the PMSD,his socio cultural cliques,and other negatives.His supporters try to explain his inability to communicate as the quality that can be attributed to solely a GREAT PRINCE' A BLUFFEUR CAUGHT AT HIS GAME,MORE LIKELY! | | | Navin has been the best Pm the country could have atthis time | | | sookha Mar 21, 2010 | | | Try not to be militant ou travaist, try to be Mauritian. Speaking from a view concerning just our country, Navin has been one of the best PM among all the world PM. I ilive in Europe, and I saw how people lost there jobs, people lost there homes, how people were sent to leave without pay, and how many industries closed because of this world economic crisis. In Mauritius, people even got there 13th month bonus last year, where people were not even getting there salaries in many countries. That was for those who understand world economy. Now something about politics, Navin is playing the same game as Paul, just that Paul is a worst player, or at least has much less possibilities. Poor Paul, and lucky Navin. Politics is the same in almost every country. We, the public, we should be Mauritians, and not activists, because we only win if the country wins, not if your party wins(you are left with only promises).
Myself, seeing all what happening worldwide from an economic view, i think Navin should be the next Mauritian Pm for all of us to be a winner. Hail Mauritius. | | | Voir plus |
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