THE FIRST LADY BRIGITTE MACRON WRITE AN OPEN LETTER IN TRIBUTE TO SAMUEL PATY

USPA NEWS - The First Lady. "Brigitte Macron, paid tribute to Samuel Paty, the history and geography professor assassinated on Friday in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (North West Suburb of Paris), wrote an open letter, to the newspaper Le Parisien on Tuesday, October 20. This letter from Brigitte Macron, entitled "Today with you we are all teachers", recalling her former profession as a teacher of French literature. "To be a teacher (...) is to transmit and anticipate (...) It is to enter a class and to feel in its right place (...) It is to develop the critical spirit [of students] to make them free, "she wrote. “All of this, Samuel, you knew it, and better yet, you embodied it,“ the former high school teacher continues.

The First Lady. "Brigitte Macron, paid tribute to Samuel Paty, the history and geography professor assassinated on Friday in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (Yvelines), wrote an open letter, to the newspaper Le Parisien on Tuesday, October 20. This letter from Brigitte Macron, entitled "Today with you we are all teachers", recalling her former profession as a teacher of French literature.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ "To be a teacher (...) is to transmit and anticipate (...) It is to enter a class and to feel in its right place (...) It is to develop the critical spirit [of students] to make them free, "she wrote. “All of this, Samuel, you knew it, and better yet, you embodied it,“ the former high school teacher continues. The first lady, Brigitte Macron, being a contact case of a person infected with COVID-19, is in accordance with the recommendations of the health authorities, she will have to spend a period of seven days of isolation and this since yesterday. Brigitte, President Macron's wife, will not be able to participate in the tribute ceremony to Samuel Paty, which will take place on Wednesday in the courtyard of the Sorbonne. "", according to officials of the presidency.