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schema:articleBody	French Prime Minister Jean Castex condemned on Wednesday an open letter published by retired rightwing generals warning about the risk of "civil war". Castex called the rare intervention in politics by military figures "an initiative against all of our republican principles, of honour and the duty of the army". He also criticised far-right leader Marine Le Pen who invited the authors to join her anti-immigration National Rally party, adding that she shared their fears about the future. "It could have been an insignificant affair if there hadn't been totally unacceptable political manoeuvring," Castex said in reference to Le Pen. The French defence minister has threatened to sanction any active-duty soldiers who have added their name in support of the open letter published by rightwing magazine Valeurs Actuelles last week. More details have emerged about the main instigators of the letter, including their ties to far-right, anti-immigration movements in France. The first signatory, Jean-Pierre Fabre-Bernadac, once ran security in the 1990s for the forerunner to Le Pen's party, the National Front, the Canard Enchaine newspaper reported. Others include retired general Antoine Martinez, who founded "Volontaires pour la France", a right-wing group committed to defending "traditional French values". Another signatory, retired general Christian Piquemal, is an honorary member of the group who was arrested in 2016 while taking part in a banned anti-migrant demonstration in the port of Calais. The open letter warned that failure to act against the "suburban hordes" -- a reference to residents of the mainly immigrant suburban areas of French cities -- and other groups who "scorn our country" will lead to "civil war" and deaths "in the thousands". "Laxist" government policies would result in chaos in France requiring "the intervention of our comrades on active duty in a perilous mission of protection of our civilisational values," the open letter said. burs-adp/sjw/txw
schema:headline	French PM condemns retired generals over 'civil war' warning
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schema:datePublished	2021-04-28 (xsd:date)
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