Gironde. Barely Elected Mayor, He Goes to Live Three Years at 5,000 Kilometers From His Commune.
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For more than a week, the departure of the mayor of Casseuil in Djibouti has made talk far beyond the Gironde. France 3 or RMC, many media have seized the subject.
Algemeen Dagblad
The mayor of a French village moved to Djibouti in Africa, but simply remained in his post. He governs from a distance of 5,000 kilometers. This leads to considerable surprise.
Elected mayor of Casseuil, Gironde, last March, David Gauthier left to live in Djibouti while continuing to carry out his mandate. A situation that makes the village react.
Elected in March as head of Casseuil's town hall, David Gauthier left the city for "family reasons", but he did not give up his post or allowances.
To live in Djibouti to follow his wife, the mayor of Casseuil now manages his girondine commune 5,500 kilometres away. A telework organization that goes very badly with its citizens.
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