Resignation from MMM: Paul Bérenger Announces a New Political Beginning

Following his official resignation from the Mauritian Militant Movement (MMM), Paul Bérenger shared an emotional message on Facebook. After more than 50 years of commitment, he reflected on the "heart-wrenching" decision to leave the party he helped establish in 1969, while asserting that he remains true to his principles.

The former leader of the Mauves criticized internal deviations, a departure from the commitments made, and expressed concerns about the party's continued presence in the government.

Resignation from MMM: Paul Bérenger Announces a New Political Beginning

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