Attentat Raciste De Trappes : Minute De Silence À l'Assemblée
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French President Emmanuel Macron called the recent terrorist attack the first in history in which people were targeted because of their skin color or religion. But France has experienced similar attacks in the past. We looked at that in the next episode of the PoliCheck program.
His name was Pengo Bossio Wangi. He was 26. He was said to be humble, hardworking, happy, funny. A young French hope in mixed martial arts, he dreamed of making it his profession. Until his life and his dreams were stolen from him on a street in Trappes, in the suburbs of Paris, on the morning of October 23. Shattered by gunfire and the hate of a gunman who wanted to shoot blacks and Arabs.
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The modalities of this tribute remain to be specified, said the government this Wednesday A "national tribute will be paid", chaired by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, after the attack "
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