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Matisse's death: his parents evoke their fight against violence "so that his death does not remain in vain"

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One year after the death of their son Matisse, on 27 April 2024, Cécile Cacciatori and Christophe Marchais, evoke their commitment to violence with young people, and the support they received from the Castelrousins in this ordeal.
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Matisse's death: his parents evoke their fight against violence "so that his death does not remain in vain"

One year after the death of their son Matisse, on 27 April 2024, Cécile Cacciatori and Christophe Marchais, evoke their commitment to violence with young people, and the support they received from the Castelrousins in this ordeal.

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