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Tag Archives: Manuel Valls
Charlie Hebdo Editor Speaks Out Posthumously Against Racism in the Media
A book on Islamophobia was published this week, written by Charlie Hebdo editor Stéphane Charbonnier, one of the people killed at the magazine’s Paris office in January’s terror attacks. Charbonnier, popularly known as Charb, completed the book Lettre Ouverte aux … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, France
Tagged Human Rights, Islamophobia, Manuel Valls, Racism, Stéphane Charbonnier
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Nicolas Sarkozy’s Latest Win Set to be First of Many
Nicolas Sarkozy has a lot to be thankful for tonight, after his Union for a Popular Movement party came out first during local polls in France this Sunday. 32% of the votes went to the UMP, with the National Front … Continue reading