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Monday, February 13, as part of the examination of the pension reform in the National Assembly, Aurélien Saintoul, a deputy from La France insoumise, described the Minister of Labor Olivier Dussopt as an “impostor” and “murderer. “. Aurélien Saintoul then received a call to order.
Once again, the debate within the framework of the examination of the pension reform slipped in the National Assembly, Monday, February 13. While addressing the Minister of Labor Olivier Dussopt by evoking the increase in work accidents resulting in death, the deputy La France insoumise (LFI) Aurélien Saintoul ended his speech with these words: “You are an impostor and an assassin!”
The meeting immediately suspended
The session was immediately suspended. It resumed to applause for Olivier Dussopt, with public apologies from Aurélien Saintoul. The LFI deputy received a call to order with the withdrawal of a quarter of his compensation. Friday, February 10, it was his colleague Thomas Portes who was excluded for a period of 15 days. In a tweet, he also targeted Olivier Dussopt. For the majority as for a large part of the opposition, this new slippage was one too many. Elisabeth Borne launched a call on Monday to stop the invectives in the Assembly.
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