Published on April 9, 2024 at 12:42 p.m. / Modified on April 9, 2024 at 9:48 p.m.
Faced with the scale of the crisis which has been growing for two weeks, the communication from the Administrative Council of the city of Geneva was eagerly awaited. It must be said that the setbacks of the green magistrate Frédérique Perler, implicated in the affair of controversial recruitments in her administration, de facto reflect on the entire college.
To defuse this political bomb, the executive unanimously took several strong measures. Starting with the suspension until further notice of the co-director of the Department of Planning, Construction and Mobility (DACM), who hired her half-sister, without announcing this relationship, as well as a couple of Parisians who do not live in the area of domicile but are part of his acquaintances. The senior executive has already hired a lawyer to defend her position. In the meantime, the director of the Financial Control Department (CFI) is continuing his investigation. “The hypothesis of further investigations remains reserved,” indicates the Administrative Council.
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