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No di Macron alla traslazione dei resti di Rimbaud al Pantheon: «Rispetto la volontà della famiglia»

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Per volontà dei discendenti di Arthur Rimbaud le spoglie del poète maudit non saranno traslate al Pantheon di Parigi ma resteranno nella tomba di famiglia a Charleville-Mézières.

Parola di Emmanuel Macron. Una vera e propria doccia fredda per lo storico Jean-Luc Barré e il giornalista Frédéric Martel, che in settembre si erano fatti promotori di una petizione al presidente per la traslazione delle ceneri di Rimbaud e Verlaine nel tempio dei grandi di Francia.

Firmata da oltre cento personalità, compresi tutti gli ex ministri della Cultura, e sostenuta dall’attuale titolare del dicastero Roselyne Bachelot, la lettera aperta presentava il trasferimento dei resti un atto di doverosa giustizia alla statura intellettuale dei due poeti, vittime.

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