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Julien Aubert's “Dare to France” movement planned a political event in Avignon on October 17. Associations hostile to the arrival of Sarah Knafo and François Fillon exerted pressure which led to the cancellation.
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Avignon: a political event canceled under pressure from associations hostile to the arrival of Sarah Knafo and François Fillon
The Universities of the “Dare France” movement of former MP and vice-president of LR Julien Aubert were to be held on Saturday October 17 in Avignon. The event will be organized elsewhere, in a location currently kept secret.
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The “Dare to France” event will ultimately be held in an undisclosed location.
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