Racial phrases may be a matter of many in France despite their hurtful impact on the psychological, but what happened under the dome of the French Parliament, on Thursday, stopped many, and turned off the talk about racism to the surface again, and strongly, although it was not ever disappeared.
Under the dome of Parliament, an extreme right-wing deputy attacked a French-American lawmaker with “racist.”
Thursday’s session witnessed charged events after a member of the French -right -wing National Rally, in the face of the parliamentary deputy with African origin, “Carlos Martins Bellongo”, said to him: “Go back to Africa. ”
Following the right-wing deputy’s racial slur directed at the African representative, the parliament’s session was adjourned.
The right-wing extremist member yelled racial epithets when MP Bellongo was delivering a speech to the council, according to the left-wing “rebellious” France party.
In his tweet, the same insider also stated that “the hardline right remains racist as it has always been.”
During the French legislative elections, the extremist right party, led by Marine Louben, passed a historical threshold to become the first opposition party and capture legitimacy that has always escaped.
In defiance of forecasts, the right-wing extremist group won 89 members in Parliament, up from eight in the previous legislative term, surpassing France’s radical left opposition, who won 72 seats.
The words changed how the session went. Watch a racist insult under the dome of the France Parliament
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