President 2027: Bally Bagayoko Pleads to Censor RN
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After the Trappes attack, the ban on racist and hate speech was denounced by the left. Mayor LFI de Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, called for a ban on the National Rally (RN). Gilles Boyer, co-director of Édouard Philippe's campaign, believes that "the RN cannot be prevented, no more than another." On the presidential election, he says that nothing is being played and that "the presidential election will really start in January".
Is the freedom of expression of political opponents negotiable in the name of the fight against racism? For Bally Bagayoko, a guest on the LCI plateau on Sunday 25 October, the President's article 2027: Mayor LFI of Saint-Denis Bally Bagayoko pleads to censor the RN in the media in the name of the fight against racism appeared first on current values.
Mayor LFI of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko called for a ban on the antennae of the RN's elected representatives before the presidential elections. This is not a first: since the 1980s, many far-left movements called for a ban on his predecessor, the National Front. But are the two cases really comparable?
On Sunday, 25 October, Mayor LFI de Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), Bally Bagayoko, voted in favour of a ban on media coverage of the National Rally (RN) during the presidential campaign. Should the National Rally be prohibited from expressing itself in the media before the presidential election? Bally Bagayoko said the answer is yes. Invited on LCI this Sunday, 25 October, the insoumis mayor of Saint-Denis (93) defended the idea of depriving t…
Mayor LFI of Saint-Denis said this Sunday evening on LCI that the National Rally should be prohibited from speaking in the media, in the name of the fight against "racism".
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