May 9th Committee Event: Retailleau signals neo-Nazi "actions" and "symbols" to justice

"I did not indignation selectively."Interpelled during the questions to the government, Tuesday 13 May, on the parade organized by "Committee of 9-May", Saturday 10 May in... Read article Committee of 9-May: Bruno Retailleau seizes justice for neo-Nazi "actions and symbols" appeared first on Current Values.

Around a thousand ultra-right activists marched Saturday afternoon in Paris at the call of the 9-May Committee. Several of them displayed Celtic crosses and other symbols related to neo-Nazi ideology.

During the demonstration of public officials on Tuesday 13 May in Grenoble, Isère, two teachers were arrested by the security forces and placed in police custody. In the margins of the procession, the two demonstrators held a banner with inscriptions "outrage" to the interior minister Bruno Retailleau.

Some of the participants in the demonstration, surrounded by a law enforcement service engulfed and monitored by large numbers of law enforcement personnel, were wearing celtic crosses or t-shirts evoking Nazi iconography.

And the police let pass Saturday, May 10, 2025, more than a thousand fascists and neo-Nazis marched in the streets of the very chic 6th arrondissement of Paris, in memory of one of theirs, who died in 1994 after a fall of a roof. Among them, a neo-Nazi, wearing on his arm an iron cross marked in his center of a sgammy cross, a photo of which circulated widely on social networks. Dídac González Llobet and his tattoo - D.R. Shaved skull, imposing …

About a thousand ultra-droit activists marched Saturday afternoon in the capital. Some were wearing Celtic crosses or T-shirts and objects evoking Nazi iconography.