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Asked about the extreme right, the mayor of Lyon considers that it is a “moral duty” to fight against this violence: “These small groups pose threats to the Republic.”

To do so, Grégory Doucet notably requested state aid via letters sent to Emmanuel Macron, to the Ministers of Justice, Éric Dupond-Moretti and of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin.

Through these exchanges, he asked for the closure of the meeting place and the dissolution of the organization which allows these small groups to structure themselves.

On the television channel, the elected ecologist clarified that he will continue the fight as long as it is necessary: “We must not give up, we absolutely must have systematic action.” In addition, he stated that he had already received threats and had filed a complaint: “I decided not to let anything pass. When we can go back to the perpetrators, we go to the trial.”

“The institutionalization of the RN constitutes a threat”

This violence is recurrent since Grégory Doucet evoked the slogans “killer immigrants” heard during the march in tribute to Lola last October or the fights and insults that took place before the France-Morocco match.

A problem that goes far beyond Lyon because the mayor of the capital of Gaul compared the city to Bordeaux, Angers or Lille which also have to deal with such acts: “Many cities are affected by these resurgences of group movements that commit acts of violence.

According to him, we must go to the root of the problem either “the institutionalization of the National Rally” which poses a threat.

In addition to their weekly interview, they love co-signing forums every week or so. Last weekend, it was in Le Monde to advocate the right to offer a vegetarian alternative to children in school canteens.

This time in the Sunday newspaperthe President of the Metropolis and the Mayor of Lyon are tackling gender equality in the territories.

With 46 elected officials, including the PS mayor of Villeurbanne Cédric Van Styvendael or that of Grenoble Eric Piolle, they respond to the call of the NGO Oxfam France which calls for an emergency plan on the question.

“In many areas, much remains to be done to advance women’s rights in the territories: increase accommodation places and improve care for women victims of violence, create a real public service for early childhood so that motherhood is no longer a source of professional inequality, invest in raising awareness from an early age about a culture of equality, promote the participation of women in public life, guarantee all women access to sexual health reproductive health, including voluntary termination of pregnancy”write the elected representatives of the left.

Lyon environmentalists say they need to be given “the means of action”. “Equality between women and men ‘great cause of the quinquennium’ will never be a reality if communities do not have the means to implement key policies for women’s rights. This is why we are asking for a plan of urgent funding dedicated to gender equality in the territories. Today, we reaffirm our desire to make gender equality a priority of our action. Our territories are and will remain feminist territories!”they conclude, two days before March 8, International Women’s Rights Day.

According to our colleagues from Progress, a 17-year-old girl went to file a complaint this Saturday against her driving instructor who works in a company in Villeurbanne. She accuses him, during the driving lesson she took with him, of having behaved inappropriately. He would have been too enterprising despite his refusal. In the park of Miribel-Jonage, still during the lesson, the 37-year-old defendant would have even attracted against him the young girl who continued to push him away.

Arrested and placed in police custody, the monitor had to explain himself to the police as part of the open investigation.

Shortly before midnight, two vehicles parked for a still unknown reason on the hard shoulder of the highway in the east-west direction at the height of Ambérieux.

It was then that the driver of a heavyweight hit a man who got out of his car. Aged about forty years, the victim died on the spot despite the intervention of the firefighters. A woman was also injured and was hospitalized in a state of relative emergency.

An investigation was opened to clarify the circumstances of the tragedy and to understand why the vehicles were stopped and the man was walking on the A46.