Paris: "Remigration" Tags Discovered on Shops, Emmanuel Grégoire Seizes Justice
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Tags promoting "remigration" were discovered in Paris on Saturday, October 31. A week after the racist attack in Trappes, which claimed the lives of a man and wounded seven other people, Emmanuel Grégoire denounced inscriptions of a "special gravity".
The tags, several of which have been identified on the front of luxury shops on Rue Saint-Honoré, in the capital's 1st district, have been cleaned up. The municipality recalled that these inscriptions "recapture the slogan worn by extreme right-wing movements and constitute incitement to racial hatred".
Socialist Emmanuel Grégoire asked that "the authors be identified and prosecuted." The city announced that it was bringing its cleanliness teams in order to erase these racist inscriptions.
In the morning, racist and xenophobic inscriptions making the "promotion of "remigration" were discovered on the facades of various Parisian shops. Mayor PS of Paris Emmanuel Grégoire announced this Saturday that she had seized justice. - Paris: "remigration" tags discovered on shops, Emmanuel Grégoire seized justice (Police, justice and various facts).
Racist and xenophobic inscriptions have been discovered on the facades of various Parisian shops
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