High School Movement: In the Assembly, Lecornu Accuses LFI of Having the "Political Project to Border the Country" Before the Presidential Elections
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Listen to demands, "slips" police... even the presidential troops are not convinced by the management of the mobilization of the executive.
As thousands of demonstrators marched all over France on Tuesday in support of the mobilization of high school students, the Prime Minister spoke for the first time since the beginning of this social crisis. In front of the deputies, he defended the deployment of an important police system and targeted France unsuspecting.
In front of the deputies whom he found for the traditional questions to the government after the summer break, the Prime Minister defended the need to maintain order in the face of violence, especially against the teachers, accusing LFI of wanting to "sweep over the embers" of the revolt and to "border" the country a few months from the presidential. "For 18 days, you have been playing rotting and unleashing an unprecedented crackdown against th…
On an agitated afternoon in the Chamber, the left came up against the police repression orchestrated by the government against the high school movement. The Prime Minister and the Minister of the Interior denounced "mensonges".
RECIT - On Tuesday, the Prime Minister was already under pressure from MPs RN and LFI to pick up questions in the government.
On Tuesday, 6 October, high school students continue to protest massively in some 30 cities. The subject has stirred up a lot in the hemicycle of the National Assembly, notably between Sebastien Lecornu and Mathilde Panot. The Prime Minister accuses in particular of France's insoubted "to border the country" and to use high school mobilizations for electoral purposes. - High School Movement: in the Assembly, Lecornu accuses LFI of having the "po…
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