MMM's BP: Elected Officials Hissed Upon Leaving the Government
It was a difficult exit for the Mauve elected officials following the political bureau meeting held for the first time without their leader, Paul Bérenger, on Ambrose Street in Rose-Hill. Supporters gathered outside did not give them a warm welcome.
Frustrated by the decision of the sixteen members of the MMM to remain in the government, despite their leader's resignation from the position of Deputy Prime Minister, these activists had come to show their support for him.
It must be noted that MMM supporters are divided over Paul Bérenger's resignation as Deputy Prime Minister on Friday. Some express their support for him, while others favor the sixteen Mauve elected officials who remain in the government. As a result, two factions clashed near the MMM headquarters on Ambrose.
Words like "traitor" and "Judas" were directed at the elected officials.
Tension eased after the departure of the political bureau members.
