Killed while cleaning a parking lot at the National Assembly: emotion and questions after the death of Moussa Sylla

Sadness, many questions, a minute of silence and a rally. This Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m., a small group will converge on the National Assembly, place Édouard-Herriot, in Paris (VIIe). Family, friends, activists, members of the Parisian cleaning collective and the CGT will invite themselves under the windows of the deputies. All there to honor the memory of Moussa Sylla. Last Tuesday, this 52-year-old man, of Mauritanian nationality, father of two grown children, died. Three days before, on July 9, in the middle of the afternoon, this cleaning worker for ten years, in France since 2003, had had an accident at work.