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A decade on, survivors and families still rebuilding after Paris attacks

Paris, France · Paris

A decade on, survivors and families still rebuilding after Paris attacks

44% Center coverage: 18 sources

Their lives changed forever on November 13, 2015, when coordinated jihadist attacks killed 130 people in Paris.See the Story

Death of Xavier Emmanuelli, the Doctor for the Excluded, From Msf to the Samu Social

Secretary of State · Paris

Death of Xavier Emmanuelli, the Doctor for the Excluded, From Msf to the Samu Social

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Xavier Emmanuelli, emblematic figure of solidarity, died at the age of 87, leaving behind an immense humanitarian legacy It was the social Samu who announced the death of its founder.See the Story

Mehdi Kessaci's Murder in Marseille: the "Top of the Spectre of Organised Crime" Suspected

Drug Trafficking · Marseille

Mehdi Kessaci's Murder in Marseille: the "Top of the Spectre of Organised Crime" Suspected

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Paris prosecutor Laure Beccuau, in charge of the investigation, believes that the "top of the spectre of organized crime" is the most likely responsible for the killing in broad daylight of Mehdi Kessaci See the Story

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