The rebellious deputy Louis Boyard launched a "
BlocusChallenge
" on social networks on Sunday, calling on students and high school students to post their "
most beautiful photos
" of blockades of establishments, on March 7, during the new day of mobilization against the reform of retreats.
"
We expect all high schools and universities to be blocked (...) This is why we are launching the hashtag #BlocusChallenge: post your best photos of high school and university blockades", indicates
, in a video posted on Twitter, the deputy of Val-de-Marne.
A photo will be drawn.
"
The team of blockers will be invited to visit the National Assembly with us
," adds the youngest of the National Assembly, 22 years old.
The initiative is not to the liking of the President of the National Assembly Yaël Braun-Pivet who reacted quickly.
The Palais Bourbon “
is not a competition prize.
Politics is not a TikTok challenge.
You should serve them, you are hurting them.
Respect your function, respect your institution, respect the French people!
“, she wrote on Twitter.
The video aroused strong reactions in the political class.
“
If ridicule does not kill, Parliament is increasingly weakened by the indignity of the methods of Mélenchonie
,” commented Renaissance MP Charlotte Parmentier Lecocq.
“
Calling constantly for disorder, wanting to transform everything into a ZAD, multiplying excesses and excesses is unworthy of a parliamentarian in office
”, noted for his part the deputy RN Laurent Jacobelli.
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By Sunday evening, Louis Boyard's video had been viewed more than five million times on Twitter.
The deputy of Val-de-Marne is not the only rebel to call for the blocking of high schools and universities against the pension reform.
“
Block everything you can
” from March 7, Jean-Luc Mélenchon urged Friday evening in front of students in Paris.
