The Minister of the Interior had presented this Tuesday the deputy LFI Louis Boyard as “the caricature of the bordélisation of the country”. An attack to which the coordinator of La France insoumise on BFMTV responded.
Electric atmosphere at the Palais-Bourbon. Questioned this Tuesday at the National Assembly by the deputy LFI Louis Boyard on the high school students dislodged today by the police after having blocked their establishments, the Minister of the Interior replied to him by presenting him as “the caricature of the bordélisation of the country”.
Gérald Darmanin repeats here his words held during an interview granted to our colleagues from the Parisian at the end of January. The tenant of Beauvau had accused – in the columns of the daily – the Nupes of “only seeks (r) to bordéliser the country”.
“I think Mr. Darmanin is a caricature of brutality”, replied Manuel Bompard this Tuesday evening on BFMTV.
“Darmanin and his government do not listen to anyone”
“You have more than 70% of French people opposed to this reform, 93% of the active population, all the trade union organizations of employees, several million people who marched three times in the streets of France to oppose this reform. and Mr. Darmanin and his government do not listen to anyone, do not take anyone into account and want to continue and go through in force”, continued the LFI deputy from Bouches-du-Rhône on our antenna.
For Manuel Bompard, “the brutalization of public debate, the risk of blocking the country, today it is the government which is responsible for it”. The member of the insubordinate France finally called on the executive to “be more reasonable and show more respect vis-à-vis the French, to listen to the message sent to them and to step back”.
“There’s no shame in backing down, sometimes you make mistakes. The best thing is to realize it as soon as possible to avoid the country being in an even more difficult position in the coming weeks,” he said. concluded Manuel Bompard on BFMTV.
