The Secretary of State for Ecology, Bérangère Couillard, declared this Sunday, April 16, that she found the concern around the state of health of Jean-Marie Le Pen “uncomfortable”.
She is not one of those who are worried about the state of health of Jean-Marie Le Pen. In a tweet published this Sunday, April 16, Bérangère Couillard, Secretary of State for Ecology reacted to the media and political agitation surrounding the hospital care of the founder of the National Front. “This very special attention for Jean-Marie Le Pen is uncomfortable” judged the deputy before recalling the heavy judicial past of the person concerned.
First member of the government to react
“A man convicted more than 25 times for glorifying war crimes, incitement to hatred and discrimination, anti-Semitism including abject remarks on the gas chambers described as a ‘detail'”. She is the first member of the government to react officially to this news report our colleagues from the HuffingtonPost.
This special attention for Jean-Marie Le Pen is uncomfortable.
A man sentenced more than 25 times for apology for war crimes, incitement to hatred and discrimination, anti-Semitism including abject comments on the gas chambers described as a “detail”. https://t.co/Uyl4HF8eBm
— Bérangère Couillard (@BCouillard33) April 16, 2023
Hospitalized overnight from Saturday to Sunday after a heart attack, Jean-Marie Le Pen “is fine” said his daughter Marine Le Pen, during his visit to the RTL Grand Jury set this Sunday, April 16. Before adding: “My father is going gloriously on his 95th birthday and that requires from time to time a few visits to the hospital to make adjustments in some way”.
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