Anne Hidalgo

We're ready. This heatwave will be intense. by Anne Hidalgo

We're ready. This heatwave will be intense.

The goal is to send a shot across the bows to get it over with unauthorized rentals that spoil some Parisian neighborhoods.

I replied that his heroic gesture was an example for all citizens and that the City of Paris will obviously be keen to support him in his efforts to settle in France.

Some do not want to see them and yet they are there, their living conditions are more undignified every day, despite our efforts.

It is a very good sign to say that we are confident and we will win, it is very good for us, very good for us.

New venues and facilities will touch their communities, including the Aquatics Centre, the Media Village and the Olympic and Paralympic Village located in Paris’s younger and fast-growing outer ring, these will deliver essential new sports facilities and 3,500 housing units for local communities after the Games and play a significant role in closing the gap between central Paris and its suburban belt.

Those who deny the importance of climate change and disruption of climate are not aware of the problem that this is going to generate and are going to miss a few opportunities, this is a new world that is opening up for us with a lot of creativeness, a lot of opportunities to bring new services, to bring new products that are respectful of the planet.

There are very few wealthy Americans who are saying climate change is a commie plot, no business executive in America could survive if they had a risk and they didn't do something about it.

We want to deliver optimal instruments to reduce the carbon footprint on urban areas, and allow, to the benefit of all, a healthier, more sustainable and more prosperous way of living.

These very useful exchanges confirmed it makes sense for Paris to bid for this unique sporting event.

The image of Paris has been prejudiced and the honor of Paris has... by Anne Hidalgo

The image of Paris has been prejudiced and the honor of Paris has been prejudiced.

By choosing to grant it to Charlie Hebdo, Paris - our city - shows a heroic newspaper the respect due to heroes.

I want to see the end of diesel in Paris by 2020, today 60 percent of Parisians already do not have cars, compared with 40 percent in 2001. Things are changing quickly.

How one dresses is very important, the garment is the presentation of ourselves to others. It's a world in which we have some authority. And by definition, women are considered as not having authority, as being powerless.