
Marie Mesmeur and Mathilde Hignet denounced “Nazi salutes” during a banquet in Goven
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Marie Mesmeur and Mathilde Hignet had opposed the holding of a feast in Goven, in Ille-et-Vilaine, criticizing a “platform for promoting far-right ideology”. The legal procedure was, according to them, “political”. An elected official was doused with gasoline in front of a high school in Chelles, in Seine-et-Marne.
Le Canon Français loses its defamation lawsuit against two LFI deputies, who denounced the presence of “Nazi salutes” in the banquets.
Marie Mesmeur and Mathilde Hignet had opposed the holding of a feast in Goven, in Ille-et-Vilaine, criticizing a “platform for promoting far-right ideology”. The legal procedure, according to them, was “political”.
Seine-et-Marne: an elected official doused with gasoline in front of a high school in Chelles, an investigation opened for attempted intentional homicide.
According to the Meaux public prosecutor, a closed and full bottle hit the elected official in the chest. On impact, a yellow liquid with the smell of gasoline spilled on her.
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An investigation will be carried out to identify the author of the gasoline attack in Chelles.
Very likely · Within days

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