Olivier Véran will march against anti-Semitism on Sunday, but not in Paris. The government spokesman will march in his electoral stronghold of Grenoble, while ministers have been instructed to deploy in rallies organized simultaneously in cities other than the capital. Beforehand, the Minister Delegate for Democratic Renewal will travel to Fréjus (Var) this Friday with the Secretary of State for Europe, Laurence Boone, for a trip on European issues. Above all, it is the new stage of an anti-National Rally tour (even if he rejects the term) in the cities led by the nationalist party. Since September, Olivier Véran has travelled through Beaucaire (Gard), Perpignan (Pyrénées-Orientales) and Hayange (Moselle).
Between shrugging the shoulders and annoyed
"I'm going out into the field to defend the actions of the government and the state," Véran told Le Figaro. Not only in RN towns, although I notice that it's only in these towns that I'm in...
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