Emmanuel Macron will concentrate on the struggle in opposition to “ultra or extreme violent groups” on Tuesday | EUROtoday

Emmanuel Macron will convey collectively authorities officers on Tuesday February 24 within the morning to concentrate on the struggle in opposition to “ultra or extreme violent groups” following the demise of far-right activist Quentin Deranque.

The Head of State introduced this assembly on Saturday, which goals to “take a complete look at the violent action groups that are rampant and have links to whatever political parties they may be”. “In the Republic, no violence is legitimate”he stated, simply earlier than the march underneath excessive safety in tribute to the 23-year-old younger man crushed to demise by members of the ultra-left in Lyon. “There is no place for militias, wherever they come from”stated the President of the Republic.

Tuesday’s assembly, convened at 10 a.m. on the Elysée within the presence of the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, in addition to representatives of Matignon and the final directorate of inner safety, goals to “take stock of the actions carried out to fight against ultra-violent or extreme groups”Emmanuel Macron’s entourage informed Agence France-Presse on Monday. It can be about making “a review of future risks”. “The question of possible dissolutions could be addressed within the framework of a global approach and without a partisan reading of one extreme or the other”we added from the identical supply.

The President of the Republic has been eager, because the demise of Quentin Deranque, to denounce political violence, whether or not it comes from “extreme left movements” as “extreme right”calling all “extremes” has “do the housework” of their ranks. According to an government supply, he “looks with concern at the increasingly strong porosity between certain parties or intermediary bodies and certain violent movements observed in recent months”.

Since 2017, 49 teams, together with the newest the Jeune Garde and Lyon populaire, have been the topic of dissolution decrees by the Council of Ministers. However, some, like Les Soulèves de la Terre, appealed to the Council of State, which they received.