Many mayor of France rejected the funeral of the British Queen's funeral: "We are republican countries"

According to today's Russian TV (RT) website reported on the 13th, many French mayor announced that they would not allow the funeral of the late British Queen Elizabeth II to mourn, saying that the concept of the monarchy is different from the French republic.

Russian RT website report screenshot

It is reported that after the death of Queen Elizabeth II on the 8th, French President Macron was one of the first foreign heads to express his respect to the longest time for the British monarch, saying that she was "a kind of kindness and kindness. Queen". French Presidential Palace Elysee Palace fell half of the flag on the 9th. French Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne instructed the city halls and other public buildings to be mourned on the day of the funeral of Elizabeth II on the 19th.

Queen Elizabeth II. Source: Visual China

But this order was opposed by many left -wing mayor in France. "In my opinion, this requirement is incredible. I respect the sadness of our British friends in this city (Boolean ) The municipal building allowed the French flag. "Grute said in an interview with French TV (France 3)," Why should we mourn a foreign monarch in our republican country? "

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Patrick Proisy, mayor of Fahshi Telminier, also said: "I will not execute the order. Have we done such a thing to all the capitals of the country's country? Say our Republic prefers a monarch and church leader? "The politician of the" Unintelligible French "party also wrote on the social platform," Our school's school motto is 'freedom, equality, and love', in our How can the school lower the banner be logical? Nothing is more than the concept of "equality" than the monarchy. "

The British "Times" mentioned that Patrice Leclerc, mayor of Paris, Mayor Paris, also announced that he will ignore the order of Prime Minister Bolne.

The British "Daily Telegraph" states that it is unclear whether these mayor will be punished because they are not obedient. Philippe Laurent, vice chairman of the French Mayor Association, warned that they did not obey the command of the Chief Executive may be suspended. However, Hadrien Clouet, a member of the "Unbearable France" party, believes that suspension is unlikely because France has no legal regulations under what circumstances should be reduced. (Edit: HHJ)

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