Pension reform: his family received “complaints and threats”… A deputy provokes the start of a fight in the National Assembly

This Thursday was going to be an electric day the National Assemblydebate on the pension reform obliged. But tensions reached their peak at the end of the session. When at around 10:30 p.m., two deputies almost came to blows in the hemicycle.

According to information from RMC, MP Modem Nicolas Turquois attacked the socialist Mickaël Bouloux. The object of his wrath: “Complaints and threats received by his family” who lives in the constituency of Mickaël Bouloux.

Sanctions ?

“He mentioned sending emails from people who are currently calling out the Macronist deputies. I think that without the intervention of the bailiffs he would have sent me one”declared Mickaël Bouloux at the microphone of BFM TV.

In the general cacophony, Nicolas Turquois and the LFI deputy Antoine Léaument had to be separated in turn. A scene shared on the social network Louis Boyard.

A rare scene in France. The National Assembly could take sanctions.

A session marked by the failure of the attempt to repeal the pension reform by LFI, in the face of obstruction from the presidential coalition and the right. From the morning, it was a foregone conclusion that the number of amendments would not allow LFI to complete the process which was to end at midnight.