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Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, ruled on Wednesday, March 27, that Aya Nakamura was not “in sync” enough to represent France at the Olympics.
Politics – The presence of Aya Nakamura on the stage of the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics? Marine Le Pen felt this was equivalent “Humiliating the French.” On set c for you On Wednesday, March 27, Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, presented a completely different argument for refusing a singer to attend Seriously.
“Aya Nakamura is enjoying undeniable global success.” Jordan Bardella first said, As you can see in the clip below. Before the nuance “I think we could have chosen a more compatible artist.”
“And this, as the personnel’s conviction, I felt that if there was a response to violent attacks, we could not return to France (…) in a sporting event that responded to unity, to the situation, the gathering “He completed it.
fines for “ Mutual violence against the husband »
On February 23, Aya Nakamura and her former companion, producer Vladimir Budnikov, were sentenced to a fine for “ Mutual violence against the husband » It dates back to August 2022. The Bobigny Judicial Court imposed a fine of 10,000 euros on the singer, while her ex-husband was forced to pay 5,000 euros.
However, after weeks of controversy, this is the first time the National Rally Party has made this argument. Even then, the far-right party, particularly through the voice of its former president, condemned “ Uniforms and vulgarity » From the artist, verb “She doesn’t sing French.”
On the right of the photo, the singer has been targeted since the end of February, to the point that he was cited and booed during a meeting with Eric Zemmour. It was also targeted by an action by a small far-right group that shared an image of a hate banner on social networks. These racist attacks took on such dimensions that an investigation was opened by the Paris Public Prosecutor’s Office, after a report from Lycra.
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