The deputy of Haut-Rhin, Brigitte Klinkert, expressed her disappointment and sadness over Emmanuel Macron’s statement regarding the exit of Alsace from the Grand Est region on April 26th. The President of the Republic had dismissed the possibility of a « initial institutional game. »

This decision has left many in the region feeling let down and frustrated. The people of Alsace have long been advocating for more autonomy and recognition of their unique paysan identity. The idea of being separated from the Grand Est region was seen as a step towards achieving this goal.

However, President Macron’s statement has dashed these hopes and left many feeling disheartened. In response, Deputy Brigitte Klinkert has expressed her disappointment, stating that she is « very disappointed and affected » by the President’s decision.

Despite this setback, Deputy Klinkert remains determined to continue fighting for the rights and recognition of Alsace. She believes that the region deserves more autonomy and that it is time for the government to listen to the voices of its people.

The people of Alsace have a rich history and culture that deserves to be celebrated and preserved. They have a strong sense of identity and pride in their region, and it is important for the government to recognize and support this.

While the President may have dismissed the possibility of a « initial institutional game, » it is clear that the people of Alsace will not give up their fight for more autonomy. They will continue to push for their voices to be heard and for their region to be given the recognition it deserves.

In the face of disappointment, Deputy Klinkert remains positive and motivated. She believes that this setback will only make the people of Alsace stronger and more determined to achieve their goals.

The people of Alsace can take comfort in knowing that they have a strong and dedicated representative in Deputy Brigitte Klinkert. She will continue to fight for their rights and work towards a brighter future for the region.

In conclusion, while the President’s statement may have been disheartening, it has only fueled the determination of the people of Alsace to fight for their rights and recognition. Deputy Brigitte Klinkert’s disappointment may have turned into determination, but it is clear that the people of Alsace will not give up until their voices are heard and their region is given the recognition it deserves.