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Interview d’Aurélie Leroy, chargée d’étude au CETRI par Emile Terrien, journaliste à Vers l’Avenir.
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Des élections sous le signe de l’islamophobie
Depuis le début des élections, le gouvernement indien alimente la haine des musulmans pour assurer sa réélection.
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