News: Lycée Averroès, Algerian influencers and CNews
Revelations about the Averroès high school, reactions from the Grand Mosque of Paris and warning from the Minister of the Interior.
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Summary of current events in France: commission in favor of terminating the contract of the Averroès Muslim high school, press release from the Grand Mosque of Paris concerning Algerian influencers, and threat of sanctions against CNews by Laurent Nunez.
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Lille: new damning revelations about the Averroès Muslim high school encourage the State to refuse to reinstate its association contract
INFO LE FIGARO - A commission brought together by the prefect of Hauts-de-France approved this Thursday the termination of the association contract between the private establishment, showcase of the Muslim Brotherhood in France, and the State. The Islamist drift of this school complex appears under an even more worrying face.
Algerian influencers: the Grand Mosque of Paris attacks CNews and the whistleblower
In a press release, the rector of the Muslim institution describes the whistleblower Chawki Benzehra, behind the arrest of two Algerian influencers, as “an obscure blogger” and denounces the comments made by Xavier Driencourt, former French ambassador to Algeria.
Laurent Nunez threatens CNews with “criminal sanctions” if Xenia Fedorova returns to the air
The Minister of the Interior recalls that Xenia Fedorova was the subject of an expulsion order at the end of July on the grounds that by “manipulating information and public debate, she was harming the fundamental interests of the nation and committing (...) acts of interference for the benefit” of Russia.
Open Questions
- What will be the legal consequences for the Averroès high school?
- Will CNews comply with the ministry's warnings?
