Sébastien Delogu, LFI candidate for Marseille city corridor, tried in June for the distribution of stolen non-public paperwork | EUROtoday

The deputy and candidate La France insoumise (LFI) for Marseille city corridor Sébastien Delogu will probably be tried in June, specifically for having distributed on his social networks non-public paperwork of a enterprise supervisor on the finish of 2024, Agence France-Presse (AFP) discovered, Friday January 9, from the prosecution.

He will seem earlier than the prison court docket of France’s second metropolis on June 9 for “receiving property resulting from theft”, “disclosure of personal information enabling the identification or location of a person and exposing a direct risk of harm to the person” And “of an attack on the secrecy of correspondence”detailed the Marseille prosecutor’s workplace, confirming preliminary data from the Parisian.

Contacted by AFP, the MP was not instantly obtainable to react. In May, he was interviewed by investigators; his house in addition to his workplace had been searched.

Dissemination of stolen paperwork

This investigation associated to the theft of a folder containing non-public paperwork of Isidore Aragones, short-lived president of the board of administrators of Laser Propreté from September 12 to early October 2024. These information befell in the midst of a social battle affecting the cleansing of the metro and the Saint-Charles station in Marseille throughout which the deputy had offered his assist to the staff.

Mr. Aragones, retired lawyer and former president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France (CRIF) in Marseille, turned conscious of this theft after his workplace was invaded by a CGT union delegation of round 100 individuals, on September 19, 2024. Five days later, on September 24, 2024, Sébastien Delogu broadcast on his Instagram account, with 95,000 subscribers, “a large part of the documents stolen from Isidore Aragones, discussing his links with the State of Israel, as well as his personal financial projects, and specifying that benevolent people had transmitted them to them”had detailed the prosecution, in May.

In his posts on Instagram on September 24, Mr. Delogu talked about specifically Mr. Aragones’ journeys to Brazil and Israel and the work that he deliberate to hold out in a second house, publishing the corresponding invoices within the course of. “In the context [du conflit au Proche-Orient]it was my life that he exposed, and he exposed me to real danger, to serious danger”Mr. Aragones then testified to AFP.