
Faced with the success of Puy du Fou, left-wing elected officials and historians wish to create a similar show in Saint-Denis, carried by Patrick Boucheron and Matthieu Pigasse, as part of a “cultural battle” aimed at imitating the Vendée park.
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The Puy du Fou, a historic park in Vendée, is enjoying considerable success, which has inspired left-wing elected officials and historians to want to create a similar spectacle in Saint-Denis, as part of a “cultural battle”.
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Pigasse and Boucheron show in Saint-Denis: why the left wants its Puy du Fou at all costs
STORY - Failing to have been able to stop the success of the famous Vendée park, left-wing elected officials and historians now want to imitate it. Latest response in this “cultural battle”: a show project in Saint-Denis, where Patrick Boucheron wants to reenact the desecration of the necropolis of the kings of France.
The embarrassing Wassila Meddas, the companion of Matthieu Pigasse who shows off his millionaire lifestyle
STORY - Promoted in no time to marketing director of the media owned by Matthieu Pigasse, this former waitress in a Parisian restaurant now shamelessly displays her luxurious lifestyle and uses insults on social networks.
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The show in Saint-Denis will see the light of day in the coming years
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