RN Pursues "Le Monde" in Defamation, Denouncing the Publication of "Deceived Information" About the Racist Attack in Trappes
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The newspaper claimed that leaflets from the National Rally had been found in the car of Kevin T., the suspect of the terrorist attack. The information was denied by the national anti-terrorist prosecutor.
After calling for a public apology, the National Assembly announces that the case will be brought to justice. In a press release, Bruno Bilde, Vice-President in charge of Legal Affairs, states that the party "... The article "A militant operation aimed at making the RN dirty": after the false information on the leaflets in Trappes, the party announces that Le Monde has appeared first on Current Values.
The far-right party accuses the daily for having relayed a lie to harm him, after the publication of an article on a leaflet found in the... Article The National Rally attacks The World in justice for a leaflet that never existed appeared first on Le Singulier.
The far right party accuses the newspaper of having broadcast "unsubstantiated and false information" in connection with the racist attack in Trappes last week. The National Rally announces this Tuesday, 27 October that it "prosecutes in defamation" the newspaper Le Monde, which had written that a leaflet of the RN had been found in the suspect's car. This denies the prosecution.
After the World's backpaedal on the so-called "RN tracts" that were reportedly found in the car of the suspect of the Trappes bombing, Laure Lavalette calls to report France 5 to the Arcom, accusing the chain of having relayed false information.
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