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May 19th, 2016 by Jeffrey Marx

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Vidéo d’une agression dans un bus: polémique et levée de garde à vue d’un policier La garde à vue du policier interrogé par l'Inspection générale des services (IGS, police des polices) après la diffusion sur internet d'une vidéo montrant une agression commise dans un bus […] Posted in Society
La 5e avenue de New York devient l’artère commerçante la plus chère au monde La 5e avenue à New York redevient l'artère commerçante la plus chère au monde, repassant devant Causeway Bay, sur l'île de Hong Kong, tandis que les Champs-Elysées à Paris conservent la […] Posted in Opinion

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