High School Block: Bagayoko Denies Having Lit a Trash Fire, Denounces "Mensongs"
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The city's mayor, Bally Bagayoko, came to support high school students during the blockades held in Saint-Denis this Monday and appears in a viral video, where he is seen near a trash fire.
On one of these viral videos, we see the column drifting away from an inflamed trash, acclaimed by the high school students who chant its name in front of the grids of Bartholdi High School in Saint-Denis. We see it then, shot by young people, joining a smiling crowd, with which it outlines a few steps of dance. This sequence, which starts as the mayor moves away from the trash, gave rise to contradictory interpretations on social networks.
The mayor of Saint-Denis claims to have sought to extinguish a trash fire and to ease tensions. However, his opponents consider his participation in the "irresponsible" blockages.
On a video that became viral, we can see the star swaying away from an inflamed trash, acclaimed by high school students who chant his name in front of the gates of Bartholdi High School in Saint-Denis.
The mayor LFI of Saint-Denis has relayed other images where he is seen extinguishing a start of fire in front of the gate of a blocked high school from his city.
Check this out for me on Cedarnews.net. Man on the map on the other hand, on the other hand, on the map. Supporting images, the rebellious mayor of Seine-Saint-Denis refuted the “grotesque accusations” claiming that he had supported the burning of a trash can. But here's the answer to the Cedarnes building block. The hotel on the map shows that there is no question of peace and security, but also of course, it is possible to find a place to stay.
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