Among the orientations of the Ile-de-France development plan debated on Wednesday July 12 at the regional council, the "anti-ghetto" clause wanted by the president of the region Valérie Pécresse, which should make it possible "to avoid creating areas of impoverishment", crystallizes the oppositions.
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