Paul Bérenger: "These militant children have not received their due"
Paul Bérenger addressed the fact that the majority of activists wish for the Mauritian Militant Movement (MMM) to remain in the government. "They believe we need to stay in government to try to do the utmost for activists who have been persecuted for years, and for their children. Some even say this - these militant children have not received their due," highlighted the leader of the mauves. He added, "I respect their opinion and understand their feelings, but I have come to a different conclusion." Paul Bérenger spoke during a press conference on Friday, March 20, where he announced his resignation as Deputy Prime Minister.
