The Attorney General has requested a sentence of 18 months in prison with a suspended sentence against the former Elysée collaborator, Alexandre Benalla , during his appeal trial for the violence that occurred during the May 1, 2018 demonstrations.
The Alexandre Benalla case, which marked the beginning of some political scandals under the presidency of Emmanuel Macron, is returning to court this Friday, June 9 at the Paris Court of Appeal.
Convicted at first instance for "intentional violence" during the May 1, 2018 demonstrations in France, Alexandre Benalla is back in court for an appeal trial.
The former mission officer at the Élysée, Alexandre Benalla will appear before the Paris Criminal Court for "forgery", "use of forgery" and "unauthorized use" of professional documents. The trial date is not yet known.
Alexandre Benalla , former collaborator of the French President, Emmanuel Macron, has returned home after a few days of hospitalization in Paris. Affected by the coronavirus, he had been urgently admitted to the Cochin hospital.
The former special advisor, Alexandre Benalla, is said to have helped the former Renault and Nissan boss, Carlos Ghosn, flee Japan.
After much speculation about his candidacy in the next municipal elections in March 2020 in Saint-Denis, Seine-Saint-Denis, Alexandre Benalla , former bodyguard of President Emmanuel Macron, has just announced that he will not be running.
Alexandre Benalla was denied access to the Medays forum organized in Tangier by the Amadeus Institute from November 13 to 16.
About twenty people demonstrated on Sunday afternoon in front of the home of the mother of Alexandre Benalla, located in the Eure. Following her complaint, two people were arrested and taken into custody.
Verbally attacked by Renzo Gracie, a Brazilian MMA champion, Emmanuel Macron received the support of his former bodyguard, Alexandre Benalla, who said he was ready to challenge him in the ring.
Alexandre Benalla, the former Elysée mission officer who has been in the news since the May 1, 2018 demonstrations, is the subject of a book that will be released next Wednesday. Titled "Benalla, the true story", the 226-page work is published by Editions de l’Observatoire and is signed by journalist and writer Sophie Coignard.
Alexandre Benalla is back in service. It is Marcel Campion, nicknamed the "king of fairground operators", who has just hired him as his new "security consultant" for the Foire du trône of which he is the promoter. The two men appeared together last Saturday in a video posted on social networks.