2012年3月24日土曜日

フランスでは、何千人もの人が、トゥルーす銃乱射殺害事件の被害者に黙祷をかかげる

Aujourd'hui à 15h05 (Mis à jour à 17:48) 23/03/2012

Des milliers de personnes rendent hommage aux victimes à Toulouse

http://www.liberation.fr/societe/01012397885-des-milliers-de-personnes-rendent-hommage-aux-victimes-a-toulouse

フランスでは、何千人もの人が、トゥルーす銃乱射殺害事件の被害者に黙祷をかかげる

Today at 3:05 p.m. (Updated at 17:48) 23/03/2012

Thousands pay tribute to victims in Toulouse



4000 people gathered in Capitol Square on Friday to plead "living together" after the series of murders.



Thousands of people gathered Friday Place du Capitole in Toulouse to honor the victims of the killer scooter Mohamed Merah and say, in the words of the mayor, that "Toulouse, it's not that."

They were thousands according to the mayor, police said 4,000, including many Jews, Catholics, some Muslims to rally to the call of the municipality around a banner "Living Together: Equality, plurality, dignity ".

The idea of this gathering was to express solidarity with the relatives of victims to acts "barbarians", but also to show that "Toulouse, it's not that (...) because Toulouse is a century home, it was a century of generosity, "said the Socialist mayor Pierre Cohen.

"There will be a before and after March 19", when Mohamed Merah has coolly executed three children and a teacher in a Jewish school in Toulouse, he said.

"The first thing to do is (to) never forget", like Toulouse has not forgotten another trauma: that of the explosion at the AZF plant, he said on the iconic place, more used to receive the manifestations of celebrations rugby stadium.

But it is also important that the "living together" that characterizes Toulouse, he said, "is the strongest," he said.

He said he was confident because "four days showed that all were worthy, Republican."

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