Former Prime Minister Francois Fillon said on Thursday LCI that rewrite the legislation, if returned to power, if two red lines were crossed, those of the LDCs and the GPA. "I'm against it intended to pursue an equality that does not make sense" and is "contrary to our core values," said Fillon. In case of return of the right to power, "we réécririons text if two red lines were crossed, that the LDCs and that of the GPA. These red lines have been crossed," but "we feel that the majority die desire to do so, "he said. According to him, "the discussions that took place, the demonstrations, the war will only go over the Socialists on this ground. It is my belief, this is the advice I give to François Hollande but if ever he had to go, so it should set up a new writing text to prevent the LDCs and the GPA, "he insisted. The former Prime Minister also explained again why he did not participate in protests against the law: "When a politician is one of a country that aspires to govern again, institutions are respected," he said , stating that he had "sympathy for (s) are friends protesting in the street." "The role of a former head of government (…) is to explain that it is not in the street as the decision is made, it is Parliament (…) is based on universal suffrage. This is not my place to protest, "he said.
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