“A message of great violence but which does not intimidate me. This is how the deputy LREM from the 1st district of Hérault, Patricia mirallès, reacted to the threatening letter she received on July 14. An inhabitant of Montpellier urges her to “vote well”, she and the other deputies, when the bill on the health pass will arrive before the National Assembly on July 21.
Today 2:25 p.m., I receive a very disturbing death threat (by firearm), on this day of #National Holiday.
A message of great violence but which does not intimidate me. I will file a complaint tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/E2ZESr9ics
– Patricia MIRALLÈS # Vaccinated💉 (@MIRALLESMP) July 14, 2021
“Because from now on, it’s real bullets that you will take (I’m armed), be careful where you go,” he wrote. Before adding “you will never inject us with the vaccine”. The deputy, also municipal councilor of Montpellier, indicated that she was going to lodge a complaint. It received the support of many deputies from the majority.
Emmanuel Macron’s announcements sparked an outcry among opponents of vaccination. On Wednesday, several thousand people demonstrated against the “dictatorship”, accusing the President of the Republic of “playing on fears”.