Several newly elected mayors in France are removing EU flags from city halls. These decisions are being made openly, swiftly, and in accordance with the law—and mark a clear shift in how public buildings are used symbolically.
Following the recent local elections, several newly elected mayors have immediately taken steps regarding the symbols displayed on public buildings, reports Le Figaro. In Carcassonne, Cagnes-sur-Mer, and Harnes, EU flags have been removed from building facades, often within the first few days of taking office.
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