“La France is freedom of expression!”
Today as in the past, July 14th must make us question ourselves.
Celebrating our national holiday is an opportunity to recall what we have received from the revolutionary heritage. With the meeting of the États généraux, the serment du jeu de Paume, and with the abolition of privileges, a new France was born. “This period definitively paved the way to modernity.
La France, which cultivated through thought and philosophy the values of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity, now intended to turn them into positive, concrete, and real rights. This was of course achieved with the Déclaration des Droits de l'Homme et du Citoyen.
But that was not all... The Revolution of 1789, inspired by a generous humanism, guided all those who would believe in the République, and in the meaning of the fundamental values it embodies, and this, without exception, from the 1st to the 5th République.
For the heritage bequeathed to us by the République has proved to be undeniable social progress,” said François de Canson, during the celebration of the Fête nationale.
In the presence of: Stéphane RAMBAUD, deputy for the 3rd constituency of Var, Jean-Louis MASSON, president of the Département, Jean-Pierre GIRAN, president of the Métropole, mayor of Hyères, Thierry ALBERTINI, mayor of La Valette-du-Var, Hervé STASSINOS, mayor of Le Pradet, Hélène ARNAUD-BILL, mayor of La Garde.
Photos PRESSE AGENCE. IN PUGET-VILLE IN LA GARDE IN LE PRADET IN LE PRADET IN LA VALETTE IN LA VALETTE IN LE LAVANDOU