Former Public Housing Minister Guillaume Kasbarian filed a complaint after receiving around ten death threats due to the “anti-squatting” law he implemented

The Renaissance lawmaker admitted to having received threats on social networks and emails for a week, since he welcomed a doubling of rental evictions by 2024.

Former Housing Minister Guillaume Kasbarian filed a complaint on Monday 10 November for death threats after receiving around ten death threats, Radio France Agency learned from his entourage, confirming information from Le Figaro. The Renaissance lawmaker for Eure-et-Loir said he had received numerous threats on social networks and via email during the week, since he welcomed the doubling of rental evictions during 2024, facilitated by his law.anti-squat“.

“No threat will stop me from expressing my ideas, protecting private property and defending freedom“, he wrote Monday to X.”I know many of you share this belief. We will not give up“, he added.

The former Minister of Public Housing was also heavily criticized by left-wing groups for his undisguised admiration for Argentina’s ultraliberal President Javier Milei. “Freedom is on the way! Congratulations Mr President Milei“, he published it on X on October 27, the day of victory in the Argentine presidential midterm legislative elections.