Stéphane Rambaud denounces the scandal of the Aide Médicale d'Etat
Re-elected MP in June 2024, Stéphane Rambaud has continued his work serving Var's 3rd constituency, a territory he defends with energy and...
Since his election in 2022, he has constantly committed himself to the 3rd constituency alongside his female staff and through speeches in the Assemblée nationale, as he recalled during the New Year's ceremony he held in La Crau: 'My goal remains to defend your interests, improve your daily life, and bring you concrete solutions to the difficulties you encounter.'
The Rassemblement National's fight for France is starting to bear fruit. In 2017, we were 8 MPs. In 2022, we were 89, and in 2024, we reached 140 MPs in the Assemblée nationale, including MPs from Éric Ciotti's UDR.
This progression is a sign of the growing support of the French people for our political project, a project that puts the interest of the French at the heart of its priorities and aims to get our country back on track' (...)
TRAGEDY AT THE HYÈRES HOSPITAL Turning then to national politics, the MP added: 'The current political situation is worrying. The lack of vision, responsibility, and courage of successive governments has led our country to a dead end. The current management only worsens France's structural problems, particularly the public debt issue, which has exceeded 3,300 billion euros under the Macron era.
This government, which prides itself on lecturing the French, is in reality responsible for this economic disaster. Many examples illustrate this disastrous management.
Take the tragic case of the Hyères hospital where a young man, Lucas, passed away due to a lack of proper care. You don't enter a hospital at 25 to die there, even as the Aide Médicale de l'État (AME) continues to be reinforced every year for undocumented foreigners. This paradox is a real scandal and shows how disconnected this government is from the priorities of the French people.'
Stéphane Rambaud also cited the example of Ursula Von der Leyen's reappointment to head the Commission Européenne: 'While everyone knew she was going to sign the treaty with Mercosur, some saw politics primarily as a way to serve their personal careers, to the point of betraying their voters. François-Xavier Bellamy and Les Républicains, leading the way, did not hesitate to support and applaud Ursula Von der Leyen, while claiming to oppose the treaty with Mercosur. On the other hand, the Rassemblement National proposed a concrete and clear approach by immediately freezing France's contribution to the European Union budget, a direct lever to defend our interests.'
SUPPORT FOR VAROIS FARMERS The parliamentarian continued: 'This contrasts sharply with the ambiguous speeches of those who, while claiming to oppose the treaty, continue to support Von der Leyen, ignoring the suffering of our farmers for their own interests.' On a more local level, he recalled his support for Varois farmers: 'I support them in their demands, and we are working together in working group meetings so that the agriculture issue and the safeguarding of their profession finally become a priority for our government. The same goes for our fishermen, especially the gangui fishermen, because it is important to preserve our customs and traditions.'
Finally, the parliamentarian makes it a point of honor to pay tribute to those who 'Died for France', who perished under the French flag, as well as those who lost their lives protecting and ensuring your safety—I am thinking particularly of our firefighters and our law enforcement forces, who are not just numbers in history books, they are sons, brothers, fathers, friends, husbands, whose commitment and determination must be engraved in our collective memory. 'Their sacrifice must be honored every day, their courage allows us to enjoy the freedoms and values for which they gave their lives,' concluded the national elected official (...)
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Photos Philippe OLIVIER.