Elu au premier tour des municipales, le nouveau maire LFI de la seconde ville d'Ile-de-France organise un grand rassemblement, samedi après-midi, après les propos racistes qui l'ont visé sur CNews. "Enfant de Saint-Denis", il imagine ce rendez-vous comme un point de départ d'un mouvement national et européen.
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Publié le 04/04/2026 07:03
Mis à jour le 04/04/2026 14:18
Temps de lecture : 11min
Après avoir été la cible d'attaques racistes, le nouveau maire de Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis), Bally Bagayoko, organise un rassemblement contre les discriminations dans sa ville, le 4 avril 2026. (APOLLONIA HILVERDA / FRANCEINFO)
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