A Rally Against Racism and Islamophobia This Friday in Trappes, a Week After the Attack
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No right-wing candidate will travel to the Yvelines city on Friday, 30 October, to pay tribute to the victims of the racist attack that took place last week.
Several thousand people are expected on Friday in Trappes for a rally against racism and Islamophobia. This demonstration occurs a week after the racist attack in the city of Yvelines, which killed one and wounded seven. - A rally against racism and Islamophobia this Friday in Trappes, a week after the attack (Police, justice and other facts).
A week after the racist attack in the Yvelines, several thousand people are expected Friday night in Trappes, including the main left-wing candidates in the presidential election.
One week after the attack in the Yvelines, which killed one and wounded seven people, several thousand people are expected on Friday in Trappes, among them the main left-wing candidates in the presidential election.
Political figures such as Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Raphaël Glucksmann and Ségolène Royal are invited.
After the racist attack in Trappes (Yvelines) on 23 October 2026, which claimed the lives of Pengo Bossio Wangi, community leaders called on us to fight all forms of intolerance.
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