Despite the summer torpor gripping the capital, the left is not letting up the pressure to demand the resignation of Caroline Cayeux, Minister of Territorial Communities, accused of homophobia for remarks made in 2013, at the time of the debates around the marriage law for all.
Three weeks ago, the minister provoked the ire of part of the opposition, explaining that she had many friends among
“those people”.
And the fire started then does not seem to be extinguished yet.
This Tuesday afternoon, while the last questions to the government of the parliamentary session were being held in the National Assembly, more than a hundred people gathered on the Esplanade des Invalides, not far from the Palais Bourbon.
Many Nupes deputies were present, including the rebels Mathilde Panot, Danielle Simonnet and Manuel Bompard, as well as the ecologist Sandrine Rousseau.
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