Yvelines. Attentation of Trappes: the Victim's Father Calls for "Awareness of Racism"
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While the head of state is considering a national tribute to the victims, Bolema Bossio Wangi claims to be "feared as a father of black children", while choosing to "trust" justice.
"To the President of the Republic, who is considering paying a national tribute to the victims of this racist attack, we would like to remind him that such a tribute must not only be a moment of recollection, but must also be an occasion for a genuine awareness and commitment against racism and all forms of hatred," said Ambre Banguid, reading a statement by his father, too moved to express himself. "I grew up in France from African immigration …
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Too moved to express himself, he left it to his daughter to read a statement at a press conference in Paris. "Despite our anger and our pain, Pengo's mother and I make the choice to trust the justice of this country," he said.
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After the death of his 26-year-old son, killed during the racist attack on 23 October in Trappes (Yvelines), Bolema Bossio Wangi calls for a national tribute to the victims as a moment of awareness and mobilization against all forms of hatred.
VIDEO - Following the racist terrorist attack on October 23, 2026 in Trappes and La Verrière, which claimed the lives of Pengo Bossio Wangi, his father, Bolema Bossio Wangi, spoke at a press conference on Monday, November 2.
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