The Modem deputy of Dordogne Jean-Pierre Cubertafon will file a complaint after discovering an inscription "eat foie gras" registered on his office during the night from Sunday to Monday.
If the deputy of the 3rd constituency of Dordogne recognizes that the message painted on his permanence in Lanouaille is "not clear", he attributes it however to "opponents of foie gras" in disagreement with his recent "position" in favor of the production of artisanal foie gras.
It is with dismay that I discovered 48 hours after New Years Eve my tagged permanence.
I am proud to have defended foie gras and its artisans.
I regret nothing.
I decided to file a complaint.
Let us defend the democratic debate together and do not give in to intimidation.
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- Jean-Pierre Cubertafon (@dep_cubertafon) December 27, 2021
"If that had been a message of support, they would have left a bowl for me in front of my door, they would not have forced me to hire someone to clean it," explained the deputy.
In mid-December, in response to the choice of certain ecological town halls to "ban" foie gras from the menu of official receptions, Jean-Pierre Cubertafon had co-signed with some fifty elected Perigordians a support forum for "this gastronomic sector of" excellence ”.
In a separate case in early December, he had already lodged a death threat complaint, after receiving an anonymous email calling for his “beheading” and referring to the “Covid”.
