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France outraged by racist police comments near Le Pen

Público10 September 2026 at 00:19

France is outraged by a video of about six hours that records racist and discriminatory comments made by French municipal police officers. The recordings were made unintentionally and captured conversations of the officers in which they use racist and discriminatory language.

The video is believed to have been recorded near Marine Le Pen, the French far-right leader and president of the National Rally party. The geographic proximity between the police officers' racist comments and Le Pen's figure has been generating additional controversy about the incident.

The French Ministry of the Interior has already announced that it is investigating the case and that the officers involved may face disciplinary consequences. The images have been circulating on social media, provoking public outrage and reactions from human rights organizations.

This incident occurs at a politically sensitive time in France, as the country prepares for snap legislative elections, in which Le Pen's party has recorded high levels of support in the polls. The recording fuels the debate about racism in the French security forces.

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