Ten days after the promulgation of the pension reform, the social context remains extremely tense.
Disturbing, in fact, the movements of the president, ministers or members of deputies in favor of postponing the legal age.
The elected Renaissance of the Bouches-du-Rhône Jean-Marc Zulesi has also paid the price this weekend.
While walking among the stands of the Strawberry Festival in Salon-de-Provence this Saturday, the deputy was strongly slapped by a group of opponents, who are loudly heard with pans.
Challenged by strong protests like “
thank you 49.3, thank you for the police violence
“, the parliamentarian tried to escape his detractors by upsetting his itinerary on multiple occasions, as can be seen on a video posted on social networks.
In a press release published on Monday, Jean-Marc Zulesi announces his intention to file a complaint.
“
Today, I cannot go calmly to meet our fellow citizens because of a handful of individuals who prefer intimation to dialogue
”, vituperates the deputy of the majority.
Although the parliamentarian was in his constituency for a local event, he was nevertheless caught up in national news.
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“
Using a false identity to know my schedule and organize this type of intimation is not a demonstration, it is quite simply harassment
”, accuses, in addition, Jean-Marc Zulesi.
If the movements of defenders of pension reform have been increasingly targeted by protesters in recent days, the Renaissance deputy deplores "threats
against
(his)
for several months, not
allowing (him)
to exercise
( his)
tenure as
(he)
always has.
“And to ridicule a”
strong anti-democratic act
“and an”
escalation of intolerable intimidation.
“While affirming that he does not “
will not give in to threats or harassment.
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