AMBIANCE Great tensions during a day reserved for LFI Thursday at the Assembly. The opposition party strongly criticized the majority’s “manoeuvres” to prevent a vote on the reinstatement of unvaccinated caregivers
Members of Parliament during a parliamentary session, Tuesday, November 22, 2022. — Jacques Witt/SIPA
The examination of this hot file has been interrupted, and it’s there. the heart of the tension. Thursday, during a parliamentary niche reserved for La France insoumise (LFI), the opposition party denounced the “man”works” of the government during the examination of the bill on the reintegration of non-vaccinated caregivers.
With requests for the suspension of sessions, reminders of the rules and tabling of amendments in a hurry, the presidential camp has compromised the holding of the vote on this text under discussion, which the opposition seemed able to get it passed, against government advice.
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“You’re going to shut it up!” exceeded
Result, the session was over. adjourned just before midnight and the proposal could not be voted on. The actions of the majority knocked out a few parliamentarians.
“You’re going to shut up!” in the Hemicycle, exasperated, the deputy from Guadeloupe Olivier Serva (Libertés, Independents, Overseas and Territories group), at; the address of Renaissance deputies who challenged him during his speech, causing a suspension of the session.
“Tu vas la fermer”, lance dans l’hémicycle alors qu’il dénonçait “quelques réglementations obstructives” de la part de la majorité, provoquant une nouvelle suspension de séance. pic.twitter.com/DPgPR55j5O
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“You use petty subterfuge, like your ideals, you smear democracy with your baseness, you are in the minority, accept it,” then resumed the former elected official LREM, who left the majority precisely because he was indignant at the obligation to vaccinate.
“In our country, those who have a complete vaccination schedule, it’s less than 20”%” , launched another ultramarine elected official.
The Chef leader of the LFI deputies Mathilde Panot estimated that that the executive had “crossed a red line” the obstruction” during the “parliamentary niche” of the rebels.