The UMP Eric Raoult, known for defending the hard regime of ousted President Ben Ali wants to be fired "a mixed" and "shared" the Tunisian leader, whom he says he "feels good for her country ". Former member of the Franco-Tunisian National Assembly, was welcomed Eric Raoult's reelection in 2009, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, with almost 90% seeing it as proof that "in Tunisia, many people Like President Ben Ali.
" "We must not forget that Ben Ali, after [his predecessor] Bourguiba was a liberal was someone who had welcomed Yasser Arafat on its territory, it was someone who protected the Jews of Tunisia was someone who had a vision of the Third World that appealed at once to the right and left, "he still insisted on Friday morning on Europe 1.
"If we were to publish lists of those who accompanied us there and sometimes pushing the elbows to do so, and those who welcomed them, I get the impression that the more we cry against Ben Ali, it is often because we have a lot to forget, "he also joked deputy for the Seine-Saint-Denis.
Eric Raoult conceded that "after" Ben Ali "became nationalist" but "after it has been in this country, remember, safety" and "order, when there were attacks in Morocco and there was civil war in Algeria. " "It is true that there was corruption (...), they closed their eyes on it; we ought to have wide open because a state that is authoritarian, there are others in the Maghreb, but (not) a State where there was such a high level of corruption ...", he said.
The MP told Europe 1 that he spoke in a country where "there is a king democrat", then conceding that it was Morocco. 
" "We must not forget that Ben Ali, after [his predecessor] Bourguiba was a liberal was someone who had welcomed Yasser Arafat on its territory, it was someone who protected the Jews of Tunisia was someone who had a vision of the Third World that appealed at once to the right and left, "he still insisted on Friday morning on Europe 1.
"If we were to publish lists of those who accompanied us there and sometimes pushing the elbows to do so, and those who welcomed them, I get the impression that the more we cry against Ben Ali, it is often because we have a lot to forget, "he also joked deputy for the Seine-Saint-Denis.
Eric Raoult conceded that "after" Ben Ali "became nationalist" but "after it has been in this country, remember, safety" and "order, when there were attacks in Morocco and there was civil war in Algeria. " "It is true that there was corruption (...), they closed their eyes on it; we ought to have wide open because a state that is authoritarian, there are others in the Maghreb, but (not) a State where there was such a high level of corruption ...", he said.
The MP told Europe 1 that he spoke in a country where "there is a king democrat", then conceding that it was Morocco.
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