
Les municipalités de Nanterre, Bagneux et Malakoff ont hissé le drapeau palestinien, provoquant une intervention immédiate de la préfecture.
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Le déploiement de drapeaux étrangers sur les bâtiments publics français fait régulièrement l'objet de contestations juridiques liées à la neutralité des services publics.
Un an jour pour jour après la reconnaissance de l’État de Palestine par la France, le contentieux des drapeaux palestiniens sur les mairies repart dans les Hauts-de-Seine. Nanterre, Bagneux et Malakoff ont hissé ce mardi 22 septembre le drapeau palestinien sur leur hôtel de ville. Selon nos informations, le préfet des Hauts-de-Seine Alexandre Brugère a demandé aux trois municipalités de le retirer immédiatement et saisi dans la journée le tribunal administratif de Cergy-Pontoise de trois référés. À 16 heures, les drapeaux étaient toujours en place, les communes n’ayant pas obtempéré à la demande de retrait.
Une quatrième municipalité du département pourrait rapidement rejoindre la liste. À Gennevilliers, une levée du drapeau palestinien est annoncée à 18h30 sur le parvis de l’hôtel de ville. Une publication diffusée quelques jours plus tôt par Gennevilliers Insoumise relaie l’appel du comité France-Palestine, qui indique que «le maire et la municipalité» hisseront à nouveau le drapeau.
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Décision du tribunal administratif sur les référés déposés par la préfecture.
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