The schedule is known.
The Constitutional Council, seized by opposition deputies and senators, will deliver its decision on Friday on the bill transforming the health pass into a vaccination pass as part of the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Elders of the rue de Montpensier, the seat of the Council, were seized by 60 deputies from all sides led by the group La France insoumise, and by about sixty socialist senators.
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The perimeter of the two referrals is however different, the first being opposed to the vaccination pass, the second considering that a “certain number of safeguards” must be brought there to “supervise it scrupulously”.
“Making individuals feel guilty, stigmatizing and punishing”
Denouncing a further step in a "liberal, anti-social and anti-democratic logic", the CGT union also sent an anti-vaccine pass argument to the Constitutional Council.
“The strategy remains the same as for the health pass: to make people feel guilty, stigmatize and punish individuals, as evidenced by the recent contemptuous remarks
(by President)
Emmanuel Macron for all fellow citizens”, criticized the central.
The bill strengthening the tools for managing the health crisis and modifying the Public Health Code was adopted on Sunday by Parliament after two weeks of heated debate.
On the mobilization side in the street against the vaccination pass, and after the famous “I really want to piss them off” addressed to the non-vaccinated in the columns of Le Parisien, the mobilization fell last weekend.
After the 105,200 demonstrators counted by the Ministry of the Interior on January 8, there were only 54,000 last Saturday.