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French President Emmanuel Macron's chief of staff appeared Tuesday before the parliamentary inquiry commission investigating the assault of protesters by a chief of presidential security, in which case he plunged the government into its
As the interior minister and the chief of police of Paris did yesterday, Patrick was the National Assembly to try to explain who has authorized Alexander Benalla to participate in police operations during the May Day demonstrations and who provided him with the helmet, and the police bracelet.
He must also give an account of the strength initially adopted against this man of trust in Macron – 15 days without pay – considered too light by the opposition, as well as on the reasons why he did not been informed the justia about the assault, as determined by law.
"a first step," said Eric Coquerel, deputy of the left-wing party, Frana Insubmissa.
Benalla, who was filmed attacking two protesters to disperse a protest on a Parisian square, said Monday through the intermediary of his lawyers that he wanted to "help" [19659002] Macron's security advisor was fired and indicted for violating a meeting and usurped homework last week after the newspaper Le Monde published a videotape by witnesses who sparked the killing of two witnesses.
Three police officers were also charged with giving Benalla footage of security cameras, as well as a leader of the presidential party A Republica em Marcha, who appears in the video attacking protesters.
– Eliseu na mira mira
] On Monday, at the first hearing of the commission, the Minister of the Interior, Bernard Collomb, and the Paris police chief, Michel Delpuech, defended their work and emphasized the responsibility of
The opposition accuses the government of wanting to cover Benalla, described as a trusted man in Macron and a pillar of his presidency's security apparatus, by not informing Justia of the possible crime committed.
"I understand that some people are wondering if sound recording has been sufficient," said Edouard Philippe, during a question-and-answer session at the French National Assembly
"A exemplary republic in a perfect republic "
" We are in a presidency of lies, "denounces the Socialist Olivier Faure, while the far-right leader, Marine Le Pen, accuses Elise to have organized a parallel police force acting in parallel with the Ministry of the Interior.
There were also questions about Benalla's privileges. According to the local press, he had proof of access to the National Assembly, as well as an apartment facing the Seine reserved for presidential staff, as well as a car with driver.
– Macron flows in the polls –
After Strzoda, the secretary general of the Elysee, Alexis Kohler, described as the right arm of the president, to be questioned Thursday by senators.
On this occasion, during the questions of the government of the French government, the deputies will also try
Conservative MPs The Republicans have announced that they will present a bowl of censorship to the government.
This most serious political crisis in the government of Emmanuel Macron since his election in 2017.
The popularity of the one who promised him an "exemplary presidency" has dropped to 32%, his lowest level since September 2017, the period of protests against its labor policy reform, according to the Ipsos study published in this issue
"The problem in the conduct of Alexander Benalla, but "
This case" to mark a before and after to Emmanuel Macron, "said the expert of the Center for Political Research at the Science Po University Center
. As the pressure grew, the president did not speak directly about the scandal and decided to cancel a scheduled visit to the next stage of the Tour de France.
According to a government spokesman, Macron wants to ensure that "there should be no impunity for Benalla" and called for a "reorganization to prevent similar mischief".
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