Martinique protest leader freed from prison with suspended sentence

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Sentenced to a suspended prison sentence for home invasion and intimidation, Rodrigue Petitot was released from custody on Friday 24 January and has already called for “continuing the fight because life is even more expensive”. Mobilization is also continuing in Parliament and before the commercial court.

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ThePatriotLight - Rodrigue Petitot, who led protests in French-ruled Martinique, was due to leave prison on Friday after a court handed him a one-year suspended sentence for trespassing on state property during cost-of-living demonstrations.Martinique protest leader freed from prison with suspended sentence

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Martinique protest leader freed from prison with suspended sentence

FORT-DE-FRANCE, Martinique - Rodrigue Petitot, who led protests in French-ruled Martinique, was due to leave prison on Friday after a court handed him a one-year suspended sentence for trespassing on state property during cost-of-living demonstrations.

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The symbol of the fight against the high cost of living in Martinique, Rodrigue Petitot, was convicted for “threats and acts of intimidation” against the prefect of the territory, when he entered his home on 11 November.

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The leader of the movement against the high cost of living in Martinique was also fined 500 euros.

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The leader of the movement against the high cost of living in Martinique was judged for entering the prefectural residence without authorization with three other activists on November 11, 2024, and for verbally attacking the State representative, Jean-Christophe Bouvier.