Quatennens affair: The future of the LFI deputy in the National Assembly is darkening

CONSEQUENCES Calls for the resignation of the LFI party executive are increasing. Adrien Quatennens has been accused of domestic violence by his wife for “several years”. The deputy of the North will be heard by justice on December 13

The framework of insubordinate France Adrien Quatennens, accused of domestic violence, will no longer participate in the activity of the insubordinate group until justice has ruled on the case. — AFP

The political future of Adrien Quatennens, accused by his wife of violence for “several years”, is increasingly compromised: calls for the resignation of the deputy; rebels are multiplying and his group has excluded him from his activities until a court decision in mid-December.

After the new accusations brought on Wednesday by his wife C&éline Quatennens, evoking “physical and psychological violence” exercised for “several years”, several political leaders consider that the return to the hemicycle of the deputy du Nord, set back since the first revelations of the case in September, is impossible.

The president of the deputies RN Marine Le Pen estimated that LFI should “exclude her,” the leader of the Renaissance deputies Aurore Bergé that he “no longer had a place in the hemicycle,” the boss of the socialists Olivier Faure that his return was “impossible”, the ecologist Sandrine Rousseau that he “could not sit any longer.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon did not react to the new accusations

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who had voiced initially its support for her foal Adrien Quatennens in September, has not yet spoken; since the new charges.

After a few hours of embarrassment, the rebellious group the Assembly, which was preparing the return of the elected official, decided Wednesday evening not to reinstate him in his parliamentary activities, until until a court decision is taken.

The deputy; of the North is convened; on December 13 by justice in the procedure of prior recognition of guilt.