Paris (AFP)
The boss of LREM deputies Christophe Castaner on Saturday called on the presidency of the National Assembly to take legal action, after the remarks of the controversial deputy Martine Wonner, urging the demonstrators against the health pass to "make the seat of parliamentarians" and "invade their permanence to say that you do not agree ".
The face of the covidosceptic galaxy, the ex-LREM Martine Wonner intervened on Saturday during the Parisian demonstration against the health "dictatorship", alongside the former FN Florian Philippot.
"We will never accept this dictatorship", "we must refuse segregation" between vaccinated and unvaccinated, "we must refuse stigmatization," she said from the podium, Place Pierre-Laroque, near the ministry of health.
"Go make the seat of parliamentarians, go invade their offices to say that you do not agree," said the member for Bas-Rhin.
The leader of the LREM deputies Christophe Castaner immediately wrote to the President of the Assembly Richard Ferrand, believing that it "would be appropriate" to "seize the public prosecutor of Paris, in order to verify the veracity of the remarks made as well as the possible consequences that he could give there ".
"In the context of increasing threats and acts against elected officials and especially against parliamentarians, it cannot be tolerated that a representative of the Nation, sitting alongside us, can utter such words, inciting hatred and rebellion, including violent acts, "considers Christophe Castaner, in this letter which AFP was aware of.
"This goes too far, a complaint must be filed, it has nothing more to do at the Palais Bourbon", also estimated on Twitter the deputy LREM Jean-Baptiste Moreau.
Psychiatrist by profession, Martine Wonner was excluded from the LREM group in May 2020 after her vote against the deconfinement plan.
Since then, his interventions against the "filth" of RNA vaccines or the "dictatorship" regularly cause a stir, including in his new parliamentary group Libertés et Territoires.
Its exit on Saturday comes as the President of the National Assembly Richard Ferrand announced Thursday to file a complaint following death threats received by deputies in favor of vaccine measures and the health pass.
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