Overview
- Hélène Perlant, François Bayrou's daughter, revealed she was physically assaulted at age 14 during a church-run summer camp linked to Notre-Dame de Bétharram.
 - Her testimony, detailed in the book 'Le Silence de Bétharram,' describes being beaten and dragged by a priest, Abbé Lartiguet, who targeted her as 'the daughter of Bayrou.'
 - Bayrou denies prior knowledge of the abuse allegations, which now include over 200 complaints from former students of the institution.
 - The Prime Minister expressed being 'deeply shaken' by his daughter's revelations but emphasized his focus on the broader victim community.
 - The Pau prosecutor's office continues to investigate the extensive complaints, as Bayrou prepares for his May 14 testimony before a parliamentary inquiry.