The permanence of a Renaissance deputy from Morbihan, Nicole Le Peih, was downgraded overnight from Sunday to Monday, for the second time in less than a week. Threats were tagged on the building in red paint and the windows suffered multiple impacts. The elected official announced that she was filing a complaint.
The permanence of a Renaissance deputy from Morbihan, Nicole Le Peih, suffered damage overnight from Sunday to Monday and threatening inscriptions were tagged on the building, in the town of Baud, deplored the elected majority. presidential. “For the second time in less than a week, my permanence has been degraded. I condemn these intimidations and threats in the strongest terms,” writes Nicole Le Peih on social networks, with supporting photos.
Renaissance launches a “support cell” for its elected officials who are targeted
The Renaissance party has set up a support system for its executives and elected officials targeted by threats or violence, which has risen sharply in the context of the challenge to the pension reform, he said on Monday. The “support, aid and support cell” began to be deployed on Monday, a senior executive of the Macronist party told AFP, confirming information from RTL. It will be available to elected officials, executives and representatives of Renaissance.
“Dissolution or Hanging”
In the images, you can see multiple impacts on the windows of the office and inscriptions in red paint, including one proclaiming: “Thank you Macron. The people are united. Dissolution or hanging”.
For the second time in less than a week, my tenure has been downgraded.
I strongly condemn these intimidations and threats.
Violence has no place in democracy.
I will file a complaint today. pic.twitter.com/QV3n1yvJ7f— Nicole Le Peih (@NicoleLePeih) March 27, 2023
“Violence has no place in democracy. I will file a complaint today,” concludes the MP for the 3rd constituency of Morbihan.