“You will shut up” : Ennahda deputies will demand the sanction of a deputy from the centrist group Libertés, Indépendants, Outre-mer et Territoires (Liot) After the chaotic end of the session and under great tension on Thursday, we learned on Friday, November 25 from the presidential majority group.
During this day dedicated to the proposals of the group La France insoumise, deputies first voted in favor of including the right to abortion in the Constitution.
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Next, they took up a bill to reintegrate caregivers who had not been vaccinated against Covid-19 in order to overcome staff shortages – a sensitive issue everywhere in France, and especially abroad.
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With the support of LR and RN MPs, it seemed that the LFI proposal could be adopted. But with the suspension of sessions and amendments, the presidential camp has damaged the conduct of the vote, angering the opposition and elected officials from abroad.
“You are distorting democracy”
“You will shut up”Representative L’Iot of Guadeloupe Olivier Cerva launched the speech of the Ennahda deputies, who challenged him during his speech.
Her group said that the head of the group, Aurori Bergi, will demand, next Tuesday, at the conference of the presidents of the association, that the deputy be punished, confirming the information received from “Figaro.”
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He then denounced the elected official abroad, who denounced the methods used to slow down discussions “little tricks”. “You stain democracy with your inferiors, you are a minority, accept it”Launched Oliver Cerva.
Provocations between the majority and the small group from the center are not uncommon, as even Emmanuel Macron reached out to the group as well as to the LRs in October wishing “Covenant”.
The Council’s regulations stipulate that its members may be subject to disciplinary sanctions in the event of demonstrations that disturb order or in the event of“Insults, provocations or threats”. Penalties range from invitation to order to censorship with temporary disqualification.
