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Paris - French President Nicolas Sarkozy has again received a death threat.
In the Elysee Palace was an envelope with two bullets, "said an official with the prosecutor's office in Paris.
Attached was a typewritten text - signed with "cellule 34" (Cell 34). Drohschreiben which was abandoned in southern France. Also a member of parliament from Sarkozy's UMP received a letter with arms ammunition.
French President and other conservative politicians had already received threatening letters in early March with a cartridge of caliber 38 or 49th Shortly thereafter, an unemployed man was arrested as a suspected perpetrator. However, he came a little later freed for lack of evidence. In the first letter stated in part: "You think to decide over our lives, but on the contrary, we determine about your life and your family and friends."
It is unclear whether the threats associated with Sarkozy's economic policy. More and more French people are suffering - like millions of people worldwide - from the consequences of the economic crisis.
So Sarkozy has repeatedly against incompatible with a constitutional "taking of hostages pronounced" by managers who are in France now almost commonplace. Angry workers have noted in recent weeks, their bosses temporarily, to protest against factory closures and job loss, or to force a better social plans.
In some cases, they even had this success. Many supervisors are preparing now to address such cases and store toothbrushes and food in their offices. At risk according to the written death threats against him and his family?
