Anne Hidalgo Credits Olympic Success for Silencing Parisian Right's Criticisms
The Paris Mayor claims the city's transformation during the Olympics refuted opposition attacks and questions her potential re-election bid.
- Anne Hidalgo asserts that the successful hosting of the Olympics has dispelled the 'trumpist' criticisms from right-wing opponents, particularly targeting Rachida Dati.
- The mayor has left open the possibility of running for a third term in 2026, despite rumors of her moving to Brussels.
- Hidalgo highlights the reduction of pollution and increased tranquility in Paris as key achievements of her administration.
- She plans further urban transformations, including reducing car spaces at Trocadéro, facing opposition from Dati's faction.
- The mayor emphasizes the need to continue reducing pollution, citing a 40% decrease since 2012, and aims for further improvements by 2030.