US EditionProtest Against the Extreme Right in Carcassonne: Mayor Gathering National Threatens to Remove Subsidies to Associations that Would Make It
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"Liber" went to the city conquered by Christophe Barthès, where a collective federated associations and trade unions, Wednesday, April 29th. Appeal before the court against an anti-gender order, setting up a network against the far right, inclusive actions... Initiatives are multiplying.
Lyceans and students mobilized, Wednesday, April 29, 2026, in Carcassonne, Aude, to denounce the ideas of extreme right. A demonstration maintained in spite of the pressures of Mayor Gathering National, Christophe...
A group launched by high school students, supported by some 20 associations and trade unions, went down the streets on Wednesday against the new mayor Christophe Barthès, who announced that he would abolish the subsidies of all the organisations involved in the mobilization.
After abolishing the annual grant to the Ligue des droits de l'Homme, the Mayor of Carcassonne, Christophe Barthès, reiterates his threats to the associations that will protest against the extreme...
Elected to the Aude prefecture after a triangular on 22 March, the 59-year-old winemaker, Christophe Barthès, immediately distinguished himself by the first very cleavage measures which he claims high and strong.
More than 300 people demonstrated in Carcassonne on April 29 against the far right. The day before, the new National Rally mayor had promised to cut subsidies to the organizations present. "We will no longer be silent," they responded. Carcassonne (Aude), report It was a failed attempt at intimidation. At the call of the student and high school collective Nous Carcassonne, more than 300 people marched on Wednesday, April 29, through the center …
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