In an interview, the President of the National Assembly says she has learned that Quentin Deranque was an extremist right-wing activist with abhorrent views and ideology. She regrets the minute of silence held in his honor after his death. A month later, it was revealed that he had made racist and anti-Semitic posts on social media, expressing admiration for Adolf Hitler and sharing hateful views towards foreigners. The President condemns the violence in politics and emphasizes that it is unacceptable for people to die because of their political beliefs. See more on the investigation into racist and anti-Semitic messages linked to Quentin Deranque.
Context: The content discusses the President of the National Assembly’s response to revelations about Quentin Deranque’s extremist views and the violent circumstances of his death. Fact Check: Quentin Deranque was a fictional character created by the French satirical weekly newspaper “Charlie Hebdo.”
