Quebec Solitaire: Catherine Dorian believes the National Assembly is a “last date”

MNA Catherine Dorian Quebec Solitaire will continue the struggle “on the street”. His observation after four years in the National Assembly: Democratic systems are “outdated”.

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Taschereau’s MP, who did not leave anyone indifferent, explained on Monday his decision not to run in the next election.

He wants to spend more time with the people he loves, and Ms.^Me Dorian wanted to “give someone else a chance to learn about the world of this wonderful corporate politics.”

After a decree, he notes that “the National Assembly is a very regulated body with a rigid, old and ‘outdated’ structure that” makes social change difficult. ”

According to him, the real democratic weight of the opposition is not mentioned in the political decisions of the government. The elected official criticizes those who voted for him as “too difficult to uphold the will of the citizens”.

“These are just a few, for four years, doing what they want,” he said, directly targeting those close to the executive committee and the prime minister.

“It’s very serious for me. It’s unacceptable and shocks us every day.

Write the laws

When asked about her role as a Member of the Legislative Assembly as an Opposition MP, Mrs.^Me Dorian acknowledged the important work that all elected officers must do.

“It simply came to our notice then […]. There are bills that have been written and debated. Even if we have zero percent power, we have to go and check, ”said the MP, who can win some battles.

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He also says that his time in politics would have been a “cursed beautiful adventure”. A paragraph she advises everyone, because it is “worth”, she agrees. “Those who want to distill and transform the apple tree must go inside. But let others challenge it from the outside.

Radio X and Conservatives

Moreover, Catherine Dorian was not surprised by the rise of Eric Duheim and conservatives in the Quebec region.

“When you listen to Radio X, Eric Duheim is there almost every day. Animators give him free advertising every day. It’s still the most listened to radio in Quebec. We have a private radio station that has become Eric Duheim’s election machine,” he pleads, ” Wants to do and fight against this “group” that is detrimental to the development of the national capital.

“The tramway is a war to be waged. If the Left and the people of Quebec want to get out of this regime, they must understand that improving the movement in Quebec, improving living together and making the city beautiful is impossible. […] We have to fight this war. ”

Proud of her heritage

M^Me Dorian said he was proud of his achievement, the fight for the tramway, the fight against the Third Link and the fight against misinformation in some media. She has no regrets, no bitterness or disappointment.

He is especially proud of the inclusion of “interest”, “passion” and “art” in politics.

“It simply came to our notice then. What is not in politics at the moment is a collective emotional intelligence, ”he explains.

Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, the QS’s parliamentary speaker, described the change in political life as that of Deputy Prime Minister Amir Kadir. “He continued the tradition of unity by shaking up habits,” GND said.

Sol Sanetti, his colleague from the Quebec region, underscored the pain of losing his ally, but hopes he will campaign alongside him and change the structure at the center of the National Assembly.

“This is a system that needs to be changed. There is a lack of democracy,” he said.