Aurore Bergé and her 4-month-old child threatened with death, rain of support on the networks

MENACES – “It’s infamous. Just infamous. » The leader of the deputies of the presidential majority in the National Assembly, Aurore Bergé, denounced this Friday March 24 on Twitter the death threats directed against her and her four-month-old child after the adoption of the pension reform thanks to at 49.3 last week.

“His offspring is so small, he won’t be able to run away. Fire, baseball bat, iron bar. Everything will be, no, everything is good to eradicate you”can we read on the letter relayed by the president of the Renaissance group. “Take care every day, and especially at night”is it still written on the document.

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“To be insulted, to be intimidated, it was already intolerable. But come to threaten my 4 month old baby (…) It’s infamous. Just infamous”writes the MP on Twitter.

Support from all sides

In response, many political figures, whether they are from the presidential majority or not, expressed their support for Aurore Bergé on social networks.

“The pinnacle of ignominy has been reached! Support for our colleague who sees his baby threatened by limitless individuals. These threats against elected officials must stop, all of this is intolerable! »denounced the president of the National Rally group in the Assembly Marine Le Pen.

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“This is unacceptable, disgusting! Hate is becoming commonplace, this drift is very dangerous! »wrote the vice-president of the Republicans Agnès Evren. ” Disgusting. All my support”supported the mayor of Paris Center Ariel Weil.

“These despicable attacks reinforce our determination not to let anything pass. Together “, supported Isabelle Rome, the Minister Delegate for Equality between Women and Men, Diversity and Equal Opportunities.

“No cause can justify this despicable dishcloth received by Aurore Bergé, to whom I express my support as well as to her family”for his part wrote the deputy Nupes Benjamin Lucas.

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Aurore Bergé, had written last week to the Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin to ask him to “to mobilize the services of the State” for the “protection of parliamentarians” of the majority after recourse to 49.3. on the pension reform after several cases of degradation of permanence or threats. The Minister then asked the various prefects to maintain “firmly” protecting elected officials.

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