Adrien Quatennens absent from the return to parliament? The one who is the object of two handrails by his wife, should not be present on Monday along with the other deputies, according to the LFI deputy Raquel Garrido, present on the set of BFMTV this Sunday.
“To my knowledge, I haven’t heard that he’ll be here tomorrow,” he said.
The deputy from the North must “dedicate himself in particular to the judicial aspect” of the case that has him in his sights, he explained, adding that “he must say there what he has to say in that context.”
A “not easy” situation
Although Adrien Quatennens resigned from his functions as coordinator of the party, he did not resign from his position as deputy for the first constituency of the North. “We are in a situation that is not easy,” admitted Raquel Garrido on this subject.
“Logically, when people chose him, it was so that he would fight as he knows how to do,” he said, praising an “excellent spokesman” and “a great fighter who will be missed for the evidence.”
“Once the people have spoken, it is not up to the parties to make the deputies resign. Imagine this world where, after an election, the parties would come and say ‘you get out,’” he said.
The LFI deputy, Adrien Quatennens, was heard on Monday at the Lille police station, as part of the domestic violence investigation against him, as his wife presented a new railing against him.
Source: BFM TV
