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#Charlie Hebdo (France)

Charlie Hebdo is a weekly reference for part of the French
radical Left. Launched in 1992 by Philippe Val, it can be
proud of its affiliation with Hara-Kiri and Charlie,
satirical magazines of the 60s and the 70s. Anarchist and
anti-religious at the beginning, it gradually evolved and
adopted a more atlantist tone and, systematically, has criticized
the Arab or Muslim populations.

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“Short glossary of a caricaturist week”
by Philippe Val
2 March 2006
Prophet Mohammed: religious and military leader born about 570 in Mecca followed by a long period of successful victories that went from Spain to the whole Middle East. A historical figure that belongs to mankind. Therefore, in those countries where freedom of expression has been achieved, he (...)
“Turbulent days in Clichy”
by Philippe Val
23 November 2005
Nicolas Sarkozy and
the rebels of the slums are the result of the same
situation: a country that, going to the extremes, turns
its actors into beggars or multimillionaires, rejects its
leaders, confronts its history and where Salman Rushdie lets
people issue death threat against him at (...)

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