
The RN deputy Sébastien Chenu reported to the Paris prosecutor the comments of the writer Édouard Louis on Radio-Canada, where he defended the excesses of demonstrations and called for the banning of the extreme right.
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Sébastien Chenu took legal action following comments made by the writer Édouard Louis during an interview.
“I am in favor of setting fire to the streets”: Sébastien Chenu calls the prosecutor after comments from writer close to LFI Édouard Louis
In an interview on Radio-Canada dated October 10, the Mélenchonist writer defends the excesses of high school demonstrations and calls for the banning of “extreme right” parties. Comments reported this Thursday to the Paris prosecutor by RN deputy Sébastien Chenu.
“First time” that a terrorist act aims to kill supposedly “because of skin color or religion”: Macron’s serious error on the Yvelines shootings
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A report reveals how Iran, Russia and certain Algerian media sought to use recent riots in France to divide French society and damage France's reputation.

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The RN deputy for Aisne José Beaurain is the subject of a preliminary investigation for embezzlement of public funds, following revelations from Le Canard chainé concerning alleged bonus payments. The elected official strongly contests and filed a complaint.

Clémence Guetté, LFI deputy, resubmits a commission of inquiry to establish responsibilities in the racist attack in Trappes and La Verrière, which left one dead and five injured.

Minister Aurore Bergé announced the tabling of a government amendment to restore the imprescriptibility of crimes against minors, rejected by senators in committee as part of the child protection bill.