Darmanin: Jean-Baptiste Trogneux “probably” attacked for his links with the Macron family
It is “no doubt” for his links with the Macron family that Brigitte Macron’s great-nephew, Jean-Baptiste Trogneux, was the victim of aggression, said Gérald Darmanin on France Inter on Wednesday.
Three adult men will appear immediately, a 16-year-old young woman before the juvenile judge and four other people have been released without legal proceedings, according to a police source at BFMTV.
“We can stop for a few moments to say that the extremes have not contributed to the general calm,” said Darmanin, targeting La France Insoumise in particular, while the debate around the protection of elected officials, revived by the recent resignation of the mayor of Saint-Brévinis at the heart of the news.
Sophie Binet (CGT): “I will not discuss with the Prime Minister, I will negotiate”
On France Inter, Sophie Binet, secretary general of the CGT, warns that she will not go to see the Prime Minister to “discuss”, but to “negotiate”.
“Discussing with the Prime Minister, that does not interest me, for that I have friends and colleagues”.
The boss of the CGT has drawn up a list of the subjects she wishes to discuss with Elisabeth Borne: strike at VertBaudet, pensions, indexation of wages to prices, conditionality of public aid and strengthening of the power of staff representatives.
“It’s over to negotiate the commas on the basis of a text. The negotiations are on the basis of the proposals of the unions”, thunders Sophie Binet.
Pension reform: François Ruffin judges that “this law will be defeated”
“In the long term” the pension reform “will be undone”, estimates François Ruffin on France 2, even if the law was promulgated several weeks ago by Emmanuel Macron. For the rebellious deputy, the game is not over.
“There must be a demonstration in the street on June 6,” he argues, also referring to the Liot group’s bill to repeal the postponement of the legal age. It will be presented on June 8, but the Macronist deputies seek to prevent its examination by lining up behind article 40 of the Constitution, according to which a text cannot create unfunded expenditure.
“It is obvious that the next majority which will be at Matignon and at the Elysée will come to undo this pension reform”, added François Ruffin.
For François Ruffin, “Emmanuel Macron has a responsibility in the acts of violence”
Guest of France 2, François Ruffin believes that “Emmanuel Macron has a responsibility in the current acts of violence”, because he “only provides a police response to the social, political and democratic crisis of the country”.
“Today, we must bring a new democratic tool to France so that there is a way out of this”, continues the rebellious deputy. Before mentioning the citizens’ initiative referendum, a measure already demanded by the yellow vests.
Ruffin: “The violence that happens to each other must be condemned in the same way”
“I unambiguously condemn this violence but I want it to be done without hemiplegia, without having a due half,” said François Ruffin on France 2.
“Yesterday, the CGT delegate from Vertbaudet was attacked in front of his home, molested, gassed by people who claimed to be from the police. I have not heard of it in the media”, advances the rebellious deputy of the Somme. And to add:
“The violence that happens to each other must be condemned in the same way”
Assault on Brigitte Macron’s grand-nephew: François Ruffin denounces “serious and inadmissible facts”
“These are obviously serious and inadmissible facts”, reacts François Ruffin this Wednesday on France 2 after the aggression in Amiens of Jean-Baptiste Trogneux, grand-nephew of Brigitte Macron, this Monday evening.
“We do not defend democracy by attacking a chocolate maker,” said the rebellious deputy from the Somme. “We do not respond to the political, social violence of the President of the Republic with physical violence”, he adds, while this aggression took place on the sidelines of a demonstration against the pension reform.
Sophie Binet believes that the aggression of Emmanuel Macron’s little nephew is “unacceptable”
On the aggression of Emmanuel Macron’s little nephew, Sophie Binet, general secretary of the CGT, reacted strongly.
“This is completely unacceptable violence,” she said on France Inter.
The secretary general of the CGT, however, believes that the pension reform has triggered “anger in the country”.
“We can’t force through. We have to go back to negotiations”.
Sophie Binet (CGT): “We are for the 4-day week with reduced working time”
“We are for the 4-day week with the reduction of working time to 32 hours,” said France Inter Sophie Binet (CGT).
Sophie Binet (CGT): “We must restore the CHSCTs”
On France Inter, Sophie Binet, secretary general of the CGT, calls for the restoration of the CHSCT (health, safety and working conditions committee).
“Many workers die on the job”.
Pensions: for Laurent Berger, preventing the examination of the repeal text “would be unacceptable”
Preventing the examination of the bill aimed at repealing the decline in the legal retirement age, as provided for by the majority, “would be unacceptable”, said Tuesday evening the secretary general of the CFDT, Laurent Berger.
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State executives, unions, Yannick Morez… Busy agenda for Elisabeth Borne this Wednesday
Big day in perspective for Elisabeth Borne. The Prime Minister brings together the senior executives of the State this Wednesday morning, before continuing her bilateral meetings with the unions. After the officials of the CGT and FO on Monday, those of the CFE-CGC, the CFTC and the CGT are expected today at Matignon.
Élisabeth Borne will then receive at the end of the day the mayor of Saint-Brevin, Yannick Morez, who resigned on May 10, after months of tension in his town around a project to transfer a reception center for asylum seekers. asylum (Cada).
“Inadmissible”, “cowardly” … The political class condemns the aggression of the great-nephew of Brigitte Macron
The political response is unanimous. Shortly after the announcement of the aggression of the grand-nephew of Brigitte Macron Monday evening in Amiensmany political figures, from all sides, have condemned the alleged actions of a dozen people in reaction to the television interview with Emmanuel Macron.
Amiens: a grand-nephew of Brigitte Macron assaulted after the interview with the President of the Republic
Punches and kicks. Jean-Baptiste Trogneux, manager of a chocolate factory in Amiens and grand-nephew of Brigitte Macron – and therefore by marriage ofEmmanuel Macron – was the victim, Monday evening, of an attack after the interview with the President of the Republic.
His father, nephew of Brigitte Macron, told our colleagues that “a dozen people” had taken over the management of the family shop located in downtown Amiens “after the President’s speech on television“.
“They were part of a group of demonstrators who gather regularly in front of the town hall,” said Jean-Alexandre Trogneux.
Eight people were arrested and taken into custody.
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