Political. Crossing of Arms Between the Government and LFI: October 17 Violence Set the Assembly on Fire
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The violence of 17 October did not end up having an impact on political life and the presidential pre-campaign, and it was at the centre of an arms pass between the government and France that Tuesday was insoubted in the National Assembly.
"The doctrine will be reviewed in terms of means, volume, of course, in terms of committed forces and in terms of responsiveness, mobility," the Prime Minister said Tuesday, during questions to the government.
RECIT - On Tuesday, in a very agitated session of questions to the government, the executive and the melenchonists turned the ball, pointing out their respective responsibilities.
Following the revelations of "Mediapart", Manuel Bompard announced that he would refer the matter to the Court of Justice of the Republic, which was competent to try the ministers, against Laurent Nuñez.
A "Act II" of the Yellow Gilets was announced on 24 October, in line with the mobilization of the previous weekend. In the light of the violence observed on this occasion, Sébastien Lecornu spoke before the National Assembly to answer the questions of the deputies. In particular, he recognized once again the dysfunctions of the police system and promised a "massive" plan for the upcoming demonstrations. - Violence of 17 October: in front of the …
The Prime Minister promises to "take the quick conclusions" of what did not "not work" in the maintenance of order this weekend. There is every interest.
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