French website publishes evidence for antisemitism claims against Bardella
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“Bardella. Divulgadas evidências das declarações antissemitas”
Imagens divulgadas pelo canal noticioso e verificadas pela empresa-mãe do Facebook desmentem o líder da União Nacional, que rejeitou as acusações de ter um posicionamento antissemita com 17 anos.
Read at SAPO Notícias“Bardella. Divulgadas evidências das declarações antissemitas”
Imagens divulgadas pelo canal noticioso e verificadas pela empresa-mãe do Facebook desmentem o líder da União Nacional, que rejeitou as acusações de ter um posicionamento antissemita com 17 anos.
Read at Observador“Antisemitic messages attributed to John Bardella authenticated, French outlet says”
French investigative outlet Mediapart said on Thursday it had authenticated antisemitic messages allegedly sent by far-right politician Jordan Bardella in 2013. Bardella denied writing them and said he would sue for defamation and forgery. The allegations come seven months before France’s presidential election, with Marine Le Pen leading opinion polls.
Read at France 24 English“Mediapart autentica mensagens antissemitas atribuídas a Bardella”
Read at Notícias ao Minuto“French outlet says it published images of far-right leader’s antisemitic messages”
Investigative reporters say it has been able to authenticate messages from 2013, in which Jordan Bardella claims, among other things, that Jews have to 'dominate other peoples' The post French outlet says it published images of far-right leader’s antisemitic messages appeared first on The Times of Israel .
Read at The Times of Israel“French website publishes evidence for antisemitism claims against Bardella”
French investigative journalism website Mediapart said Thursday it had been able to authenticate antisemitic messages from 2013 attributed to far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen's de facto deputy Jordan Bardella. The allegations come just seven months out from the election where voters will choose a replacement for President Emmanuel Macron, with Le Pen leading opinion polls.
Read at France 24 EnglishWhat the reports add
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