"He's Not Welcome" : Patrick Bruel Called by Several Mayors to Cancel His Tour
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The list of municipalities refusing to host in concert the singer accused of sexual and gender-based violence continues to grow. Faced with financial challenges and lack of real legal levers, the local elected officials, supported by Minister Aurore Bergé, publicly mobilize to force him to cancel his tour.
The singer charged in at least four cases of sexual violence, has just announced that he was maintaining his tour with four concerts close to the Charente in November.
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After a new complaint for attempted rape was filed against Patrick Bruel, several mayors are asking the singer to cancel his autumn tour.
The next tour of the singer could experience a serious setback even before its launch. ...
Many mayors publicly oppose the arrival of singer Patrick Bruel in their country, for his next tour supposed to start in the autumn. Chartres's, Ladislas Vergne, did not chew his words on August 21st: he says he plans, if necessary, to resort to a ban order for the risk of disorder to public order. Is this only feasible?
Patrick Bruel, targeted by several investigations for rape and sexual assault, plans to start his tour on October 2, in Chartres. The mayor of the city opposes his arrival. In Brest, where it is to happen afterwards, the municipality calls to withdraw.
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