US EditionA fine of 1,500 euros required against an ex-RN MP for his remarks on binationals
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"These people do not have their place in the high places," said Daniel Grenon, deputy for Yonne, in the inter-tours of the general elections of 2024. In front of the court of Sens, on Thursday 17 April, he clumsyly defended himself for having targeted only the Franco-Maghrébins.
Daniel Grenon was tried on Thursday 17 April at the judicial court in Sens (Yonne) after considering that a "Maghrébin did not belong in the high places of the state." Unsurprisingly, the parliamentarian advocated the misunderstanding.
The prosecutor asked 1500 euros for a fine at the trial of the deputy of the Yonne (ex-RN) Daniel Grenon, tried for racist remarks at the court of Sens (Yonne). Statements made during the campaign of the legislatives of 2024. Deliberation will be given on 2 May next.
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