Trappes Attentate: Lecornu Accuses the Left of "Recel Politician" and "Playing the Game of the RN"
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On Tuesday, 27 October, the question-and-answer session in the government was marked by the confrontation between the government and the left over the tragedy that took place on Friday in the Yvelines. Present in tribune, the mayor of the city Ali Rabeh deplored the executive's response.
Socialist and ecologist MPs left the Chamber of the National Assembly on Tuesday, 27 October during a speech by RN deputy Sébastien Chenu on the Trappes attack. Prime Minister accused these MPs "to play the game of the far right" by "believer fighting the...
The elected representatives of these two groups came out in bloc when the new president of the RN group, Sébastien Chenu, questioned the Prime Minister. The Northern MP had just castigated the "minor political recoveries" of his left-wing opponents who make the link between the speeches of the far-right party and the move to the act of the Trappes shooter. In his reply, the head of the government denounced a "spectacle in which everything feels …
A minute of silence was observed in the National Assembly before turning to the Rules of Account between MPs
The National Assembly paid tribute on Tuesday 27 October to Pengo Bossio Wangi, who had been killed in the racist attack in Trappes. In questions to the government that followed, Sébastien Chenu (RN) gave rise to a blow of mouth to the Prime Minister. "It smells like the presidential election morning, noon and evening," slammed Sébastien Lecornu. - "A sickened atmosphere": Sébastien Lecornu's mouth to the assembly after the tribute to Pengo Boss…
Immediately after the minute of silence in tribute to the victims of the Trappes bombing, the exchanges between the Prime Minister and the opposition, especially on the left, intensified.
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