The Law Enforcement Forces Accused of Protecting the Ultra-Right on the Margins of the Manifes, Nuñez Contests
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Several videos show groups of ultra-right people assaulting demonstrators in several large cities, sometimes in front of the eyes of the law enforcement forces, which seem surprisingly passive. Several politicians accuse the police of having in places protected the ultra-right activists. The Minister of the Interior denies. "The Eye of the 20H" investigated.
Right-wing extremes are said to have agreed on the alleged protection of inner cities in the protests in France. The Interior Minister now denies that the police have protected the rights.
Unsubstantiated France accused the police of having "protected the far right militias" during the demonstrations. "I want to cut short these rumors: at no time did they work in concert with police officers and gendarmes," assured the interior minister.
VIDEO - The Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, was the guest of the Face-à-Face on Monday 26 October on BFMTV and RMC. He was asked about the management of the high school demonstrations of 17 and 24 October by the government and the police.
Several videos on social networks show attacks by groups belonging to ultra-right mobilities during the rallies on Saturday 24 October.
Several cities in France are reported to be affected by violent attacks by ultra-right activists against demonstrators on the margins of the 24 October protests.
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