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“The attitude of the National Rally is unacceptable”: Elisabeth Borne in turn castigates the remarks made against Bruno Le Maire
Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne in turn spoke about the pass of arms which took place this Tuesday in the National Assembly, after an RN deputy insulted Bruno Le Maire as a “coward”.
“Debates are at the heart of our democracy, confrontation too. But the attitude of the National Rally is unacceptable. Insults have no place in the hemicycle. Insulting a minister does not add anything to the debate. The French are waiting best of their elected officials,” tweeted the Prime Minister.
Emmanuel Macron will be received by the Pope on October 24, in Rome
The Élysée announced on Tuesday a meeting between Pope Francis and Emmanuel Macron in Rome on October 24.
The French president will be received in private audience by the pope at the Vatican, the day after his participation in an inter-religious summit. This will be the third visit of the Head of State to Pope Francis, after those of November 26, 2021 and June 26, 2018, said the French presidency.
“A red line has been crossed”: after being called a “coward”, Bruno Le Maire renews his request for an apology to the National Rally
This Tuesday during the session of questions to the government, the deputy Rassemblement National Alexandre Loubet called the Minister of the Economy Bruno Le Maire a “coward”.
In the process, the tenant of Bercy demanded a “solemn apology” from the deputy. Faced with his request that remained a dead letter, Bruno Le Maire once again reiterated his request in a video shared in the evening on Twitter.
“Insult should have no place in our national political debate,” he said.
Before continuing: “It is quite simply a red line that has been crossed in our democratic debate. (…) I renew my request for an apology to the National Rally”.
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After two RN deputies called to order by Braun-Pivet, it is the turn of a Renaissance deputy to be sanctioned
Yaël Braun-Pivet defends a “respectful attitude” of deputies in the hemicycle. What have pushed her to pronounce 2 calls to order against RN deputies during current questions to the government but also to raise her voice against Renaissance MP Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet.
“I issue a call to order because you used the word ‘xenophobic’ at the podium”, explained the President of the National Assembly.
The elected presidential majority had just denounced “the 50-year-old xenophobic DNA” of the RN before the solemn vote on the reform of unemployment insurance.
“He’s a coward and moreover, he’s a liar”: Marine Le Pen persists and signs against Bruno Le Maire
Marine Le Pen returned at the end of the current affairs question session on the departure of her group after an incident between an RN deputy and Bruno Le Maire.
“Yes, the Minister of the Economy is a coward (…) and moreover, he is a liar because he came to say before the national representation that we had voted against the CVAE, which is false”, (the abolition of the contribution on the added value of companies has been debated in the finance committee Ed), launched the president of the RN group.
If you have not followed the battle between the two figures, we summarize everything here.
An RN deputy accuses Pap Ndiaye of being “a communitarian” and receives a call to order
After the deputy RN Alexandre Loubet, it is the turn of Frédéric Boccaletti to be inflicted with a call to order.
“Are you even a communitarian”, launched this elected RN from Var to Pap Ndiaye, the Minister of National Education, after a question on the increase in the number of religious outfits in schools.
“This sanction is a medal”: the RN deputy who called the Mayor a “coward” judges that he no longer has “freedom of expression”
RN deputy Alexandre Loubet justifies himself on his Twitter account after calling Bruno Le Maire a “coward”. He received a call to order with entry in the minutes, resulting in a 25% drop in his parliamentary allowance in November.
“The deputies therefore no longer have freedom of expression. This sanction is a medal”, judged the elected representative of Moselle.
“I’m still waiting for them”: Bruno Le Maire again asks for an apology from the RN deputy who called him a “coward”
After asking for a “solemn apology” from deputy Alexandre Loubet who had accused him of being “cowardly” during a question on French industry, Bruno Le Maire persists and signs.
“When a deputy insults a minister who has just answered him in a republican manner by calling him a ‘coward’, this minister is entitled to demand an apology. I am still waiting for them”, tweeted the Minister of the Economy.
“If he is not able to keep his cool, let him go plant strawberries instead”, scolded him for his part Marine Le Pen at the microphone of BFMTV, before accusing him in a tweet of behave “against the values of the Republic”.
“Let him go plant strawberries instead”: after a pass of arms between an RN deputy and Le Maire, Le Pen raises his voice
Marine Le Pen justified the departure of her deputies who abruptly left the hemicycle during current affairs questions to the government.
“Rather than answer, Bruno Le Maire is threatening. Well, I’m sorry to remind the Minister of the Economy that the RN deputies will not allow themselves to be threatened by a minister”, explained the former presidential candidate at the microphone. from BFMTV.
RN deputy Alexandre Loubet had accused Bruno Le Maire a few minutes earlier of being “cowardly”, during a question on industry in France. The Minister of the Economy demanded a “solemn apology”, to the chagrin of the elected RNs who therefore rose to leave the session.
“If he is not able to keep his cool, let him go and plant strawberries instead”, still reprimanded Marine Le Pen.
After Le Maire’s request for an apology, who was called a “coward” by an RN deputy, Le Pen’s group leaves the hemicycle
The tension went up a notch again this afternoon in the hemicycle during current affairs questions to the government.
RN deputy Alexandre Loubet questioned Bruno Le Maire on the state of industry in France and then called him a “coward”. The Minister of the Economy then asked him “a solemn apology”. On instructions from Marine Le Pen, his group left the hemicycle.
“Gasoline, we have it”: questioned by the RN, Olivier Véran wants to be reassuring in the face of the shortage
The government spokesman was questioned by the RN during current affairs questions to the government on the shortage of gasoline.
“Gasoline, we have it,” replied Olivier Véran.
Before adding: “The French expect us to get out of the refineries. That’s what we’re going to do.”
“The blockage for the millions of French people is you”: Panot accuses Borne of being responsible for the fuel shortage
The president of the group La France insoumise judges the Prime Minister responsible for the blocking of refineries after having refused wage increases during the purchasing power bill in July.
“The blockage for the millions of French people who cannot go to work is you,” said Mathilde Panot.
Faced with the blockages of refineries, Borne announces that it has “launched” “a requisition procedure”
“I asked the prefects to initiate the procedure for requisitioning the refineries”, announced Elisabeth Borne during current affairs questions to the government, in the midst of a strike by Esso-Exxon and Total employees.
Essence: Borne recognizes an “unbearable situation” in Ile-de-France and in Hauts-de-France
Asked by Eric Ciotti about the shortage of gasoline in service stations, Elisabeth Borne evokes “an unbearable situation in Ile-de-France and in Hauts-de France”.
“We believe we are dreaming in the face of such government denial”: Eric Ciotti denounces the fuel shortage
In the midst of a fuel shortage, Eric Ciotti scolded the government during current affairs.
“Madam Prime Minister, you began by denying the seriousness of the situation. No, there is no shortage, recalled Mr. Véran (…). We believe we are dreaming in the face of such denial from the government and the difficulties of millions of French people”, judged the deputy LR of the Alpes-Maritimes.
“Once again, nothing is anticipated, (…). Faced with the blockage, we solemnly ask you to show responsibility”, reproached Eric Ciotti again.
‘We won’t let you do it’: MEPs refuse prospect of 49.3 for the budget
The budget review began in an electric atmosphere on Monday afternoon. The use of 49.3 seems very likely in the absence of an absolute majority for the government.
“I solemnly ask the government not to put in place 49.3 (…) The debate must take place,” said Éric Coquerel, the rebellious president of the Finance Committee.
Marine Le Pen, for her part, also took advantage of this opportunity to criticize government action. “Your plan for the budget is in line with your policy: unfair, costly and certainly inefficient,” she said.
The debates will resume shortly, at the end of the afternoon.
“It’s useless”: François Ruffin no longer wants to scream on the benches of the National Assembly
In a context of strong tensions between rebellious France and Renaissance, the deputy François Ruffin believes that the strategy of a noisy opposition favors the National Rally.
“I no longer want to scream on the benches of the National Assembly”, he explains to France Inter.
“I told the group: it’s useless. It strengthens the RN”, adds François Ruffin. And to conclude with an ironic reference to social democracy: “I am going to socialize myself”.
Towards requisitions of fuel depots? What the government plans to do in the next few hours
The executive is considering department-by-department requisitions as the strike in the country’s oil depots continues.
But this gesture could entail political risks for the government, a few days before the march against the high cost of Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
Several questions should relate to this topic in the hemicycle.
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Welcome to this live policy devoted to the session of questions to the government of this Tuesday, October 11 at the National Assembly.