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- The historic Gaite Lyrique Theater in Paris has been occupied by around 300 migrants since December 10, 2024, after a conference on migrant reception, leading to canceled performances and financial losses.
- The Paris City Council has not found alternative housing for the migrants, and the national government has declined to intervene in the crisis.
- Local businesses are suffering revenue losses due to the occupation, with reports of deteriorating sanitary conditions and safety concerns in the area.
- The theater's management stated that the financial damage is estimated at several hundred thousand euros, putting the venue at risk of permanent closure.
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The Gaîté Lyrique theater in Paris invited refugees to an event free of charge. 250 came – and simply stayed there, occupying the theater.
Theater That Promoted “Tolerance for Migrants” Faces Bankruptcy — After Occupation by Migrants
A French theater hosted a free-of-charge conference promoting tolerance for migrants — who then took over the theater and refuse to leave. ... The post Theater That Promoted “Tolerance for Migrants” Faces Bankruptcy — After Occupation by Migrants appeared first on The New American.
Historic French Theatre Falls Victim to Pro-Migrant Zeal
In the heart of Paris stands a historic theatre, the Théâtre de la Gaîté Lyrique. This emblematic venue for Parisian festivals has seen many adventures in recent decades. After its heyday, it fell into near-abandonment before undergoing a major overhaul a few years ago. But now it’s in the process of giving up the ghost, thanks to the very people who claim to be the staunchest defenders of ‘culture.’ Transformed into a reception centre for migra…
Paris theater shut down after occupation by hundreds of migrants it invited to free e
The Gaîté Lyrique Theatre in Paris faces bankruptcy as 300 migrants continue a forced occupation, halting operations and causing financial losses; Local authorities appeal to President Macron for intervention, with no housing solutions yet found for the stranded migrants
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