A day of contemplation. The ceremonies honoring the victims of the January 2015 attacks ended on Tuesday, January 7 at midday, in front of the Hypercacher store at Porte de Vincennes in Paris, where four people of the Jewish faith were murdered on January 9, 2015. Earlier, many relatives of the victims and personalities, including Emmanuel Macron and his predecessor François Hollande, had commemorated the attack of January 7, 2015 in front of the former premises of. Charlie Hebdo. Wreaths of flowers were laid in tribute to theTwelve people, including eight members of the editorial staff, who lost their lives in the attack on the satirical weekly by the Chérif brothers and Saïd Kouachi. Another attack cost the life of a police officer, Clarissa Jean-Philippe, the next day in Montrouge (Hauts-de-Seine). Follow our live stream.
“Charlie Hebdo” still alive. “The desire to laugh will never disappear”says Riss, the publishing director of Charlie Hebdo, in the special issue of the journal published Tuesday. In this 32-page edition, the satirical newspaper says “indestructible”with on one a reader of Charlie sitting on the barrel of an assault rifle. The number “historical” also includes four pages of God caricatures submitted by cartoonists around the world.
“Very present” memories for François Molins. “It is an attack which has a special place, which has a philosophical and political dimension, because we attack freedom of expression and the values of equality, dignity”commented on franceinfo the former Paris public prosecutor (TGI), who discovered the crime scene in the editorial staff of Charlie Hebdo ten years earlier and supervised the investigations. Ten years is a lot, but the memories are very present in my head, it was as if it was a month or a year ago.”he confided.
“No respite in the fight against terrorism.” Emmanuel Macron called on Monday to continue without “relaxation”sans “respite”, the fight against terrorism. “We know that terrorism is a risk that remains significant in our societies”he declared in front of the French ambassadors.
