Allemagne : ce que l’on sait de la violente agression de l’eurodéputé Matthias Ecke, qui crée le choc (Huffingtonpost)
An election poster of Germany's Social Democratic Party SPD lead candidate Matthias Ecke for the upcoming European Parliament elections is seen attached to a lamp post at Schandauer Strasse in the city district Striesen of Dresden, eastern Germany on May 4, 2024. German Chancellor Scholz on May 4 condemned an attack on one of his party's European Parliament deputies as a "threat" to democracy after authorities said a political motive was suspected. Police said four unknown attackers beat up Matthias Ecke, an MEP for the Social Democratic Party (SPD), as he put up EU election posters in the eastern city of Dresden on Friday night, May 3. Ecke, 41, was "seriously injured" and required an operation after the attack, his party said. Police confirmed he needed hospital treatment. (Photo by JENS SCHLUETER / AFP) JENS SCHLUETER / AFP

Cette agression à Dresde a été fermement condamnée par la classe politique allemande, qui s’inquiète de la montée des violences contre les élus.

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