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Three Years After Its Closure, the Lion-d'Angers Sports Café Reopens, but Against a Background of Controversy

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The sports café, taken over by extreme right-wing activists, reopened after three years of closure, in a context of controversy and after two refusals to open.

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Three Years After Its Closure, the Lion-d'Angers Sports Café Reopens, but Against a Background of Controversy

The sports café, taken over by extreme right-wing activists, reopened after three years of closure, in a context of controversy and after two refusals to open.

7 hours ago·Rennes, France

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actu.fr broke the news in Rennes, France 7 hours ago on Monday, October 12, 2026.

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