The first deputy mayor of Marseille, Michèle Rubirola.
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NICOLAS TUCAT / AFP
Accused by the independent media Blast of having also participated in clandestine dinners, the former mayor of Marseille, Michèle Rubirola, firmly denied.
"It's been a long time since I have not had an aperitif in a restaurant," replied the elected environmentalist first deputy of the city interviewed Saturday by
Provence
.
And to add: "Between noon and two, I am at the town hall, in the evening I go directly home".
The website argues that Michèle Rubirola "goes regularly to illegal restaurants in the city" where she would have her habits, one of which would be run by a former musician, without specifying however when the facts would have taken place.
"She does not hesitate to break the rules while she is a doctor herself," develops the media on her YouTube channel.
It has been confirmed to us from various sources that she comes to have an aperitif and then eat in a group, without a mask, without any respect for barrier gestures ”.
The opposition did not wait to demand his resignation through social networks.
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