Blocage des lycées : le maire de Saint-Denis Bally Bagayoko défend sa présence auprès des mobilisés
Interrogé sur Franceinfo, l'élu LFI a justifié son rôle lors des blocages d'établissements dans sa ville.
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Bally Bagayoko, maire LFI de Saint-Denis, a défendu sa présence sur les lieux de blocages de lycées dans sa ville, où il s'est rendu en début de semaine, selon Le Monde.
Interrogé sur la légitimité de sa présence auprès des établissements mobilisés, l'édile a justifié son rôle lors de tels événements sur Franceinfo.
Le rapport ne précise pas le contenu détaillé de ses déclarations ni les réactions suscitées par sa présence.
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- Blocage des lycées : Bally Bagayoko, maire LFI de Saint-Denis, défend sa présence auprès des mobilisés — Le Monde — Une
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