Emmanuel Macron has said the lawsuit against Candace Owens is necessary to defend the honor of his wife Brigitte after she came under attack with conspiracy theories. Owens claimed Brigitte would have been born a man, and Macron emphasized that the legal action is a way to restore the truth and combat misinformation. The lawsuit was filed in the US, and Macron criticized the Trump administration for its stance on freedom of speech, saying it is not acceptable to ignore the truth. The Macron couple have also hired investigators to probe Owens' links to the far-right.
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Marcon sare în apărarea soției sale, după conspirațiile lansate online de extremiștii MAGA: "Vorbim despre statutul Primei Doamne a Franței"
Macrons' defamation suit designed to 'deter' Owens from engaging in 'socially reprehensible conduct'
France’s Macron reveals why he had to sue far-right podcaster Candace Owens over ‘nonsense’ Brigitte conspiracy theory
Macron says he and Brigitte ‘had to’ sue hard-right influencer Candace Owens
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