Paris: French Prime Minister Frenchois Bero on Wednesday killed a deadly tone in Parliament as he stressed during a stressful hearing that he only knew about the claims of sexual abuse at a Catholic school from media reports.The 73 -year -old politician faced one of the most delicate moments of his five months, as he answered questions from a committee investigating sexual abuse claims at a Catholic school.Bairo has faced the claims of the opposition that he was aware of widespread physical and sexual abuse at South-Western France’s Notre-Dem de Betharam School in several decades as the Minister of Education between 1993 and 1997.But on Wednesday, he clung to his previous statements and said that he had no information other than that he was “reported in the press during his time”.“I had nothing to hide,” he said.He indicated his desire to cooperate, saying that he finally investigated “Metu for Children” that it was finally happening.“For me, this hearing is very important. It is very important for those boys and girls who have been victims of violence, especially sexual violence,” he said.But the commission had tension over full performance in the form of two co-rapporters, Paul Vanier and Violet Spillbout, Bairu questioned what he knew about alleged violence, sexual assault and rape, which was done in school near the South Western city of Pau, where Beyor is the mayor since 2014.During the hearing, Bayoro accused the Vannier, who along with the Hard-Left France demanded a “fuel a scam” with the unnatural party (LFI).The French Prime Minister also said that he did not feel that the commission was “completely purposeful”.Many children of Bairu attended school, and his wife taught religious studies there.Bairo has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and has shown what he says of “destruction” campaign against him.
I trust her
The sixth Prime Minister of President Emmanuel Macron’s mandate was nominated as the head of the government last December. He has been given a difficult task of evacuating France for months of political crisis. So far, Beru has managed to avoid an no -confidence vote in a divided Parliament, but Betharam’s affair has damaged his credibility and his approval rating has declined in recent weeks. According to a survey published last week, Bearou’s popularity has fallen below ratings Macron, with only 27 percent of French people approve their work.Analysts have said that Beru may face further pressure based on their performance during the hearing.The Eurasia group said, “Betharam school scam may not be enough in itself to bring down Bayoro, but to pull the plug on the government for its parliamentary enemies, and believed friends for other reasons,”.Pointing to France’s budgetary crisis, political risk consultation stated, “Due to dissatisfaction,” pointing to France’s budgetary crisis.Macron received her support.“We have talked a lot about it and I know that I believe him,” he told TF1 television on Tuesday evening, referring to Betharam Affair.Bayu’s statements have been contradictory by many people, including his own daughter.In April, Bairau’s eldest daughter accused the pastor running the school of systemic abuse, saying that a priest defeated her during the summer camp when she was 14 years old.Helen Parant, now 53 years old and uses his mother’s name, said his father did not know about the incident.
If he lies, he is dead
Some in Bairu’s team believe that it will be brought down in the scam. But “If he lies before Parliament, he is dead”, a supporter of Macron said, asked not to be a name.A Beru colleague stressed that the Prime Minister was not the subject of investigation. The inquiry focuses on “methods used by the state to monitor and prevent violence in schools”.After hearing of witnesses, victims and former ministers, both the Rapperpors planned to conclude in June. About 200 legal complaints have been filed since February last year, in which priests and employees were accused of Betheram of physical or sexual abuse from 1957 to 2004.Some of the boarders said that Anubhav had scared him for life, stating how some priests visited the boys at night.“The state has failed and did not protect Betharam’s children,” Ellen Escrere said, who represents a group of people left from school.
