“The national rally has no place in the march,” Olivier Veran said this Wednesday. Asked at the end of the Council of Ministers about the rally against anti-Semitism organized on Sunday in Paris by Senate President Gérard Larcher and National Assembly President Yael Braun-Pivet, a government spokesman expressed regret that the RN had “failed to break with the anti-Semitic roots” of the party , from which he came, the National Front.
That’s why he believes the far-right party has “no place” at the march, which is a “public demonstration,” he added, implying that the government cannot ban anyone from attending. The participation of the RN, he said, “is not a determining criterion,” “which does not prevent us from regretting” their presence.
Olivier Veran clarified that Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne will be present at the march. He said that every member of the government must clarify their position in the coming days. He “probably” should attend the march in Grenoble, a former member of the Grenoble parliament has said. “It is important to show our support in the regions. »
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