A clear disavowal very unusual among the rebellious: “Sébastien Delogu expressed himself in a personal way in Algeria. He does not engage the parliamentary groups of rebellious France, nor the movement. ” In a tweet posted on X Tuesday, July 1, rebellious France has distanced itself from the deputy of Bouches-du-Rhône, while a controversy has risen in recent days around its trip to Algeria.
The elected Marseille has been there for a week to, he explains, “Express the fact that there is another path in France, that of respect” and that “When we speak, we have to talk about as equals”, As he explained to AFP. In an interview with the Algerian TV2 public television channel, Sébastien Delogu deplored an ambient climate of hostility: “When you listen to the media [en France]you have the impression that it is Algeria that today is guilty of everything. ” A responsibility which he attributes to French and far -right French policies as well as to the group of Vincent Bolloré.
Until then, a line similar to that defended by his party in France. But what could justify that a deputy so close to Jean-Luc Mélenchon is already already already? The answer is more to seek in omissions than in the words made. By speaking on TV
