Political Guest - LFI Threatened with Ban: "A Dishonest Instrumentalisation to Discredit a Competitor", Denounces the Party
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The executive, like the parties of the central, right-wing and far-right bloc, accuse the "unsubs" of attabilizing the violence, while the movement of Jean-Luc Mélenchon denounces "amateurism" and the "manipulations" of the minister of the interior. The president of the Senate, Gérard Larcher, on Tuesday considered that the question of the prohibition of LFI "can be asked".
See our editorial of this Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Referring to the ban on a widely represented political party in the Assembly says a lot about the conception of democracy that a certain
After the riots of the weekend of 17-18 October, the entire political class points the finger at the responsibility of the party of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, La France insoumise (LFI), accused of "inflammating disorder". After several tenors of the right and the center, the boss of the Senate, Gérard Larcher (Les Républicains), in turn considers that the question of "the prohibition of LFI is posed". "A completely dishonest political instrumentalisati…
VIDEO - The President of the Senate and Senator of the Yvelines, Gérard Larcher, estimated on Monday evening in an interview at the Figaro that the question of the ban on unsuspecting France could be "tabled", after the violence that sparked the demonstrations in France on Saturday 17 October.
The idea weighed up by the President of the Senate adds to the great Lépine contest of authoritarianism where, since the violence of 17 October, the "moderate" parties of the right and the centre, marching on the platforms of the far right, are thrown to the fore.
France "has a great deal of responsibility in hate speech", says the President of the Senate, in the columns of the "Figaro".
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