The Senate voted on Monday at first reading, by 229 votes in favor and 23 abstentions, a bill of its right-wing majority against radical Islamism, in order to include in the Constitution the preeminence of the rules of the Republic, against the opinion of the government which considers the text ineffective.
The Senate voted on Monday in first reading a law proposal of its right-wing majority against radical Islamism, in order to include in the Constitution the pre-eminence of the rules of the Republic, against the opinion of the government which considers the text ineffective.
The bill, adopted by 229 votes in favor and 23 abstentions - without a vote against - is unlikely to continue its parliamentary course.
Three days after the beheading in the Yvelines of Samuel Paty, the Minister of Justice Eric Dupond-Moretti estimated that "this text, even if the intention is more than laudable, will not be able to resolve anything".
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