US EditionHow the Death of a Far-Right Activist Has Shaken up the French Left's Mayoral Campaigns
Seven antifascist activists face manslaughter charges after far-right Quentin Deranque died following violent clashes, sparking political debates and calls for anti-fascist group bans.
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Laminute.infoThe CGT's number 1 denounces "politician strategies of raising the far right to neutralize the left" before the municipalities and 2027.
After the murder of the far right activist, the teams of the various candidates campaign cautiously, but tensions are increasing between the unsubs and the other left parties.
How the death of a far-right activist has shaken up the French left's mayoral campaigns
Since the tragedy in Lyon on February 14, activists from radical left La France Insoumise have faced rising hostility on the ground. Other left-wing parties are now pressed to say if they'll ally with LFI locally.
Will the death of French activist Quentin Deranque weaken antifascist movements in Europe?
“Far-left kills.” That’s how extreme-right protesters have described the death of Quentin Deranque. A formula also used by various political figures in France and Europe to blame far-left and antifascist movements in a broader sense. Can this dramatic event weaken antifascist movements across Europe?
The follow-up to the Quentin Deranque case continues to stir up Lyon.
In a video, a Nîmes on appeal to violence after the death of Quentin Deranque. The thirty-year-old is prosecuted for "provoking a crime or a crime by a public means of communication". But...
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