"No Lessons to Receive": Laurent Nuñez Replies to Jean-Luc Mélenchon Who Asks for "Impartial" Prefects
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Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez defended the impartiality of the prefects after Jean-Luc Mélenchon demanded an impartial state and denounced the prosecution of MPs LFI Minister of the
The unsubstantiated presidential candidate called for an "unbiased state" by targeting the prefects. The Minister of the Interior replied that the prefects had "no lessons of impartiality to receive".
The boss of the unsuspecting France (LFI) challenged the prefects on the occasion of the summer universities of his movement. Several of them have filed complaints against members of the LFI in recent months.
The presidential candidate asks these state representatives to "return to their offices and stop bringing charges against the unsubstantiated deputies". "They act with neutrality every day", the Minister of the Interior defended.
After Jean-Luc Mélenchon denounced "trials of intent" launched by prefects against LFI MPs, the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez, replied that he had "no lessons of impartiality to receive".
The tribune's remarks against the prefects cause a new scandal, one year after having already provoked the controversy on the same subject. From Laurent Nunez to Marine Le Pen and Bruno Retailleau, part of the political class denounces what it considers to be a threat against the representatives of the state.
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