
Marie Mesmeur and Mathilde Hignet denounced “Nazi salutes” during a banquet in Goven; Minister Alice Rufo considers the controversy over the commemoration of November 11th at school “very regrettable”.
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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, according to them, was “political”.
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”.
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