Fear and Far-Right Meetings at Casa Argentina Student Residence in Paris
Paris City Hall wants a French probe as residents accuse the Argentina-run residence of curbing freedoms and hosting far-right meetings, with more than 1,600 signatories backing action.
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Fear and far-right meetings at Casa Argentina student residence in Paris
Residents allege a climate of fear and restrictions on their freedoms at the student residence run by Buenos Aires; Concerns ramp up ahead of President Javier Milei's visit to France. Leer más
The Casa Argentina is one of nearly fifty residences at the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, which hosts some 12,000 students, researchers, and artists from 150 countries each year. Appointed by the Argentine government of Javier Milei in 2024, this French-Argentine lawyer is at the center of a storm, accused of expelling residents, removing a plaque commemorating those disappeared during the Argentine dictatorship, and hosting far-r…
Santiago Muzio, appointed by the government of Javier Milei, responded to the criticisms for his management; he explained his refusal to adhere to the Cité Universitaire's charter of securities and defended the rental of meeting spaces
The Director of Casa Argentina in Paris Justifies His Controversial Measures Against “Woke Ideology”
Santiago Muzio gave a report to explain the decisions he made and that provoked a request for investigation by the Paris City Council.
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