The mediator will sow disorder in politics

The Senate report has been reviewed by Servier address? Leaks, published yesterday suggest. The crazy lab. But the shadow of conflict of interest flat again.Marie-Christine Blandin (Europe Ecology - The Greens) does not hide his displeasure. Senator North, a member of the parliamentary information mission of the mediator ", if we change one or more sentences of our report on Servier is severe. During the trial, we know that lawyers can use the laboratory of our work and say, ' Look, even the parliament have written this or that '. "

According to the wiretaps revealed yesterday lefigaro.fr, Marie-Thérèse Hermange, rapporteur of the Senate, would have asked Claude Griscelli, professor of medicine and former director of INSERM, the report read. , Which would then boasted of Jean-Philippe Seta, Number 2, Servier, after deleting key phrases condemning the laboratory. "No, defends Griscelli. I just read the report, I have changed as trifles. I just called Jean-Philippe Seta, I know twenty-five years, to cheer. It is very affected by this."
Discover the conflicts of interest
Irene brings Frachon, the pulmonologist who raised mediator Brest scandal, in all its forms. "It's disgusting ... We're really in the Republic of boyfriends. When heard in the Senate, I really feel deeply upset Hermange. She regularly tempered my accusations against Servier. This only confirms what I said at the outbreak of this property: attention to you, that splash a lot of people. "
Bapt MP PS Gerard, president of the Royal Commission on the mediator, the new revelations "confirm what we already know: the stunning ramifications of Servier in the political world. But then, I fall." Marie-Christine Blandin suggests going even further: "It is not only among medical experts that we have to disclose conflicts of interest with the pharmaceutical industry. You can also ask the parliamentarians."
In this concert of suspected political independence, remains a positive note, the Senate report was one of the most radical and demanded a comprehensive review of drug policy in France.