It is a video of Hugo Clément, posted on Tuesday on social networks, which set fire to the powder.
We see the journalist filming a mountain of waste, on a construction site in Anglet (Pyrénées-Atlantiques), located on the edge of the Aritxague stream.
A backhoe is covering the piles of plastic, clothing, a thin layer of soil.
In Anglet in the Basque Country, Eiffage is building buildings on a mountain of waste!
All right next to a stream… 🤯
The workers I spoke to are hallucinating.
They are covering the thousands of rubbish with earth.
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— Hugo Clement (@hugoclement) September 27, 2022
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The mayor of the town on the Basque coast, Claude Olive, said he was "outraged" by this situation with the journalist.
In a press release, the city claims to have been alerted on Monday, September 26, “of the presence of waste on this site under construction rue Louis-Seguin, near the BAB 2 shopping center.
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“The mayor immediately took the necessary steps, assures the municipality: an order has been signed to stop this site, the client of which is Carrefour Property.
The Eiffage company is in charge of the project management.
At the same time, “a report was made to the urban community and the Departmental Directorate of Territories and the Sea (DDTM).
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If the journalist Hugo Clément underlines in his video that social housing must be built on this plot, the city specifies that "office 64 only intervenes in the context of the acquisition of social housing and not in the construction of the building .
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