Paris célèbre les 80 ans de sa libération, Macron célèbre une France surmontant ses “divisions”

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Paris célèbre les 80 ans de sa libération, Macron célèbre une France surmontant ses “divisions”

Une messe, un défilé, une pluie d'hommages : Paris a célébré dimanche le 80e anniversaire de la Libération avec un discours du président Emmanuel Macron dans lequel il a vanté les vertus d'une France capable de former une "grande coalition" par-delà "les divisions".

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