Paris: Raphaël Glucksmann attacked during a rally against sexual violence
The presidential candidate was arrested by an FSU demonstrator during a mobilization at Place Vendôme.
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A demonstration in Paris in favor of a law against sexual violence was marked by the questioning of presidential candidate Raphaël Glucksmann by a trade unionist.
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Why It Matters
Raphaël Glucksmann formalized his candidacy for the presidential election on August 23 and is participating in a social-democratic primary.
A demonstration was organized in Paris on Monday evening in favor of a comprehensive law for children and women victims of sexual violence. Like other presidential candidates, Raphaël Glucksmann stood alongside the demonstrators.
The mobilization, relaunched by the Lyhanna affair, takes place every Monday in court. Hundreds of people gathered in several cities in France. In the capital, on Place Vendôme where the demonstration was held, the Place publique candidate was scolded by a demonstrator from the FSU teaching union.
“The false left doesn’t interest me”
“You are not doing the left any good, sir, get out of here, with your team of Macronists around you. The false left doesn’t interest me,” the protester told Raphaël Glucksmann. She notably criticized him for coming to political recovery. “That’s your point of view, that’s not the subject of the demonstration,” the MEP replied.
This clash comes as Raphaël Glucksmann formalized his candidacy for the presidential election on August 23. He also decided to submit to the social democratic primary organized with the PS on October 9-10 then 16-17.
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Raphaël Glucksmann's participation in the Social Democratic primary in October
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