In favor of pension reform and against a vote of no confidence in the government, Republican President Eric Ciotti was targeted on Saturday night into Sunday. His parliamentary office, located on the waterfront opposite the port of Nice, was vandalized, he said on his Twitter account.
Last night my consistency was high. The thugs who did this want to put a lot of pressure on my vote on Monday. I will never give in to the new apprentices of Horror. pic.twitter.com/8sgs3q85HF — Eric Ciotti (@ECiotti) March 19, 2023
“Last night my persistence was high”, writes the deputy of the Republic of Lithuania in the social network. condemns him “pressure” ahead of Monday’s no-confidence vote in the National Assembly, which could topple the government if a significant number of elected Republicans vote for them. “The thugs who did this want to use violence to put pressure on my vote”he scolds. “I will never give in to the new disciples of terror.”
“Movement or Cobblestone”
According to our information, the events took place between 4 and 5 am. The camera, located in front of the parliament building, filmed everything that happened, and right next to the scene is a police station. Two windows were broken, but no theft was found. “Movement or Cobblestone”, we can read in the image handed over by the GOP boss. According to police officers present at the scene, the persistence was clearly purposeful and not accidental. However, there were no special threats to Eric Ciotti in recent days.
In the morning, the MP from the Republic of Lithuania received the support of several elected officials from his camp, as well as the government. This was stated by the Minister of Ecological Transition Christophe Beshu. “strongly condemned” these actions are condemned “unworthy” intimidation of elected officials. Eric Ciotti was also supported by his rival Christian Estrosi. “Unacceptable act”according to the Mayor of Nice, for whom “There is no place for violence or threats in public life.”
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Other pro-reform MPs have also been targeted since Thursday and the use of 49.3 by Elizabeth Bourne. On that day, stickers were affixed to the permanency of Val-de-Marne deputy Mathieu Lefebvre (Renaissance) and on Friday, Pas de Calais senator Amel Hackerre (Centrist Union) was tagged. Colmar’s prosecutor Catherine Sorita-Minar confirmed this Sunday to AFP the opening of an investigation into “intimidation of an elected official” following the degradation of the Upper Rhine MP Bridget Clinkert, a former Minister Delegate for Integration.
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