Adrien Quatennens will not return to his group without conditions.
Accused of domestic violence, and sentenced to four months in prison, the deputy from the North returned to the National Assembly on Tuesday, January 11.
Insubordinate France, however, does not wish to see him sit for the moment with his colleagues.
"
Depending on the actions of Mr. Quatennens, we will see if after April 13, he rejoins the group
," said LFI deputy Alexis Corbière, invited this Wednesday on France 2. "
The discussion will take place with the deputies
," said also declared the chosen one.
In December, the LFI group had already agreed to set a four-month exclusion for Adrien Quatennens.
It will therefore only be at the end of this period that the Insoumis will decide on the return among them of the deputy.
"
It seems quite justified to me
," said Alexis Corbière.
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Among the “
acts
” that will be scrutinized, the elected official quoted, speaking directly to the deputy from the North: “
Nothing that creates a diversion and that makes (…) that we are talking about something other than what is main
“, namely the opposition to the pension reform and the movement announced by the unions on January 19th.
“
Until April 13, he is suspended and after that there will be a review clause which means that we will discuss all of this again
”, he insisted again.
Adrien Quatennens has not yet spoken since his return.
The day after his conviction, the Insoumis spoke in a long television interview granted to BFMTV, and provoking strong reactions from a certain number of deputies and activists, some going so far as to ask for his definitive exclusion.
During this interview, he notably denounced a "
media lynching
".
Assurant: “
I am not an aggressor.
I'm not a violent man because I recognized a slap.
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