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Events: Horizons MPs' Boss Suggests Charging LFI for Degradations

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The boss of Horizons MPs, Laurent Marcangeli, suggested, Sunday 25 October, that France should contribute to the note. Laurent Marcangeli wants the party to finance part of the damage of the demonstrations. He considers that LFI, who participated in the movement, is "solidary of the breakers". - Demonstrations: the boss of Horizons MPs suggests to charge LFI for the damage (Policy).

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If the day of 24 October went on without major spillovers, the day of Saturday, 17 October, was the scene of violence. If political parties claimed that France had a share of responsibility, the boss of Horizons MPs wanted to make the damage paid by the party.

·Gennevilliers, France
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He considered that the question "may have to be asked" to use the "public endowment" of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's movement to repay the damage, considering that his members were "solidaries of breakers".

·Paris, France
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The boss of Horizons MPs, Laurent Marcangeli, suggested, Sunday 25 October, that France should contribute to the note. Laurent Marcangeli wants the party to finance part of the damage of the demonstrations. He considers that LFI, who participated in the movement, is "solidary of the breakers". - Demonstrations: the boss of Horizons MPs suggests to charge LFI for the damage (Policy).

Center

For the past week, all the centralist, right-wing and far-right policies have accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and LFI of being responsible for the violence of 17 October.

·Rennes, France
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The President of the Horizons Group at the National Assembly proposes to draw on the more than €4 million of annual public aid paid to LFI.

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actu.fr broke the news in Rennes, France on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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