Mickaël Bouloux, socialist deputy for Ille-et-Vilaine, believes “having taken for everyone. » Thursday November 28, 2024, the deputies gathered at the National Assembly. “In a climate of extreme tension”they debate around the proposal made by the Insoumis to repeal the pension reform. It is 10:30 p.m. and during a session suspension, Modem MP Nicolas Turquois takes his neighbor to task quite violently.
“I was sitting, working on my computer. He came suddenly towards me. He hugged me, he started to touch my shoulder while explaining to me that he was receiving threats. He didn't want to physically harm me. I didn't really understand what he was accusing me of. I remained calm, that’s my nature. I advised him to do the same. »
Our colleagues from Figaro report that the Modem deputy allegedly threw him “My family was threatened! And these are people from your village! » Son « village » would be Le Rheu, a town of more than 9,000 inhabitants to the west of Rennes and of which Mickaël Bouloux was mayor from 2015 to 2022. It seems that members of Nicolas Turquois' in-laws reside there.
Nicolas Turquois “failed”
“I have absolutely no idea what threats he is talking about and I am obviously not the originator of them,” insists the Breton MP. Until then, the two deputies maintained “cordial relations. There is no animosity between us. I was just in the wrong place. But his action is not excusable. »
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Marc Fesneau, former Minister of Agriculture and president of the Modem group in the Assembly, decides to intervene and accompany Nicolas Turquois towards the exit, helped by bailiffs. “This is where the real incident took place” when two Insoumis deputies, Thomas Porte and Antoine Léaument got involved, raising the decibels a notch. Since then, Nicolas Turquois, who risks sanction from the office of the National Assembly, has apologized, explaining that he “lost a fuss. »
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