Strasbourg justifies itself after its poor ranking in the magazine 30 Millions d'Amis

Three weeks after the release of the April issue of the magazine 30 Millions d'Amis, Marie-Françoise Hamard is not losing her temper: "Their ranking is dependent and is in no way a matter of serious journalistic work".

Strasbourg justifies itself after its poor ranking in the magazine 30 Millions d'Amis

Three weeks after the release of the April issue of the magazine 30 Millions d'Amis, Marie-Françoise Hamard is not losing her temper: "Their ranking is dependent and is in no way a matter of serious journalistic work". The municipal councilor in charge of animals at the City of Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin) evokes here the list of "French cities where it is good to live for dogs and cats" established by the monthly.

In this ranking, Strasbourg obtains a very unflattering 34th place out of 42 and an overall average of 8.3/20 on various criteria. “We collected this rating by default because we did not inadvertently return the questionnaire sent to us by the magazine. As a result, the editor-in-chief of 30 Millions d'Amis explained to us that she had based herself on elements dating from 2019. However, that year, it was the previous term of office, "explains Marie- Francoise Hamard.

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Criticisms that are no longer relevant for Marie-Françoise Hamard: “Since then, we have returned this questionnaire with updated measures for the well-being of pets. The problem is that the damage is done because it will be necessary to wait for the 2023 classification to see the place of Strasbourg change ”.


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