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Strange woman attacks French President, Macron in public
A yet to be identified woman was captured slapping President Emmanuel Macron of France in a now viral video circulating on social media.
In the video, the woman suddenly approached the president and slapped him hard before security details quickly moved in, and the President Macron pulled away from further assault.
As yet, the identity and motive of the assaulter are unclear.
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It is not the first time that the French president would be subjected to physical abuse publicly. In June 2021, a man, Damien Tarel, slapped him during a tour in southern France.
Macron was seen in the footage stretching his hands to greet a man in a small crowd of onlookers.
Rather than receive the handshake, the man, who was dressed in a green T-shirt, glasses and a face mask, held Macron’s outstretched hand before slapping the left side of the president’s face, shouting “A Bas La Macronie,” meaning “Down with Macronia.”
He could also be heard yelling “Montjoie Saint Denis”, the battle cry of the French army when the country was still a monarchy.
Tarel was subsequently sentenced to 18 months in prison
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