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Colbert's statue vandalized before the National Assembly: the activist of the Anti-Negrophobia Brigade sentenced on appeal

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On June 23, 2020, Franco Lollia had tagged the statue of the minister of Louis XIV, at the initiative of the Black Code, which governed slavery in French colonies from 1685.

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Colbert's statue vandalized before the National Assembly: the activist of the Anti-Negrophobia Brigade sentenced on appeal

On June 23, 2020, Franco Lollia had tagged the statue of the minister of Louis XIV, at the initiative of the Black Code, which governed slavery in French colonies from 1685.

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