Controversies and tributes: Nicolas Sarkozy and the comedian Ameziane at the heart of the news
Nicolas Sarkozy pays tribute to Édouard Balladur while a France Inter column targeting Jean-Philippe Tanguy arouses indignation.
Quick Look
- Nicolas Sarkozy discusses his relationship with Édouard Balladur after his death.
- At the same time, RN deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy contacted Arcom following a column by comedian Ameziane on France Inter, denouncing attacks on his physique and sexual orientation.
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Why It Matters
Édouard Balladur died recently. MP Jean-Philippe Tanguy recently proposed a sanction against the wearing of the veil.
“I did it, but I also did it for both of us”: for Nicolas Sarkozy, his victory in 2007 was also that of Édouard Balladur
Guest on TF1-LCI on Tuesday the day after the death of the former prime minister, the ex-president recounted how his mentor, the “wet eye”, was “so happy” to see him arrive at the Élysée.
“Don’t you think he has the face of a rat?” dares a comedian from France Inter about the RN deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguy
In his column, Ameziane mocked the physique and sexual orientation of the nationalist deputy on public service radio, after the party's proposal to sanction the wearing of the veil with a fine. The elected official calls for seizing Arcom.
Open Questions
- What will be Arcom's decision regarding Jean-Philippe Tanguy's complaint?
