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Sandrine Rousseau says she learned from journalists she was on terrorist’s list

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Green MP Sandrine Rousseau said she learned from journalists that she was on a Trappes terrorist’s list, without being informed by the government. She criticised the executive for not taking threats against left-wing elected officials seriously, according to BFMTV.

Sandrine Rousseau, a Green MP for Paris, says she learned from journalists that she was on a list drawn up by a terrorist. She says she received no direct information about this, according to BFMTV.

The Green MP also denounced the lack of information provided to left-wing elected officials about threats against them. She believes the government is not taking these threats seriously enough, according to BFMTV.

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