A collaborator of LFI MP Ersilia Soudais banned from accessing the Assembly | EUROtoday

LFI MP Ersilia Soudais introduced Thursday October 24 that her parliamentary collaborator Ritchy Thibault, writer of a number of controversial feedback, had been banned from accessing the Palais-Bourbon by the administration of the National Assembly.

“I contacted the office of [la présidente de l’Assemblée] Yaël Braun-Pivet to contest this unprecedented decision, which represents extremely serious interference in an opposition parliamentary cabinet”wrote the member for Seine-et-Marne on X.

“He was informed by a gendarme of the Republican Guard that he was permanently banned from accessing the site as a parliamentary collaborator”specifies for its half the CGT-CP in a press launch. Following the publication of the latter, Mr. Thibault reacted on “comrades” of their assist and warning: “We will not remain silent. »

Former “yellow vest”, Ritchy Thibault declared originally of October throughout an indication for Palestine: “The only path in the streets of Paris is the intifada. » The Arabic word, which translates as “uprising” in French, refers back to the two basic revolt actions of Palestinians within the West Bank and the Gaza Strip in opposition to Israel, triggered respectively in December 1987 and September 2000.

The coordinator of La France insoumise, Manuel Bompard, subsequently distanced himself from these feedback, with out explicitly condemning them. “The positions of La France insoumise are expressed by the leaders of La France insoumise (…). I don’t use that word, even though I know some people use it and say it means “uprising”.”he declared.

More just lately, Bruno Retailleau filed a criticism for “public insult” in opposition to Mr. Thibault, who on October 14 described the police as“Children of Pétain”.

“The collaboration between the children of Pétain of the national police and the rags of Bolloré is logical. Nothing surprising in the fact of being registered by a regime in the process of fascistization”he wrote about an article from Europe 1, owned by Vincent Bolloré, which indicated that he was registered in at the very least two police information.