The permanence of Eric Pauget, deputy Les Républicains des Alpes-Maritimes, was stoned overnight from Monday to Tuesday, as had been at the end of the week in Nice that of the boss of the LR, Eric Ciotti, indicated the parliamentarian at AFP.
My office (Antibes, editor’s note) was rocked last night after the vote in the National Assembly, said Mr. Pauget, specifying that he had not voted Monday evening for the motion of censure against the government.
To attack a law is to attack our rule of law. I am filing a complaint and strongly condemning this violence and the pressure on elected officials, added the parliamentarian, who posted a photo on Twitter showing the damaged glass window of his office.
Order, law and respect for everyone must prevail in our nation, added Mr. Pauget, deputy for the 7th constituency of the Alpes-Maritimes.
During the night of Saturday Sunday, it was the Nioise office of the party president, Eric Ciotti, also a deputy from the Alpes-Maritimes, who had been stoned. I will not give in to any intimidation, Mr. Ciotti said on Monday, while denouncing the errors of the government which aroused the anger of the French.
Monday evening, the National Assembly rejected nine votes near the cross-partisan censure motion tabled by the group of independent deputies Liot, despite the vote of 19 of the 61 LR deputies in favor of the motion.
On Tuesday, the leaders of the Republicans, Eric Ciotti and Olivier Marleix, refused to exclude from the party the 19 deputies who supported the motion of censure the day before.