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Nicolas Sarkozy publishes his prison journal
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One month after his release from La Santé prison, former president Nicolas Sarkozy publishes his book Journal d’un prisonnier with Fayard on Wednesday. In this 216-page work, he recounts his three weeks of detention, religious reflections, and political critiques. Excerpts reveal an experience marked by isolation and perceived injustice.
Marguerite Stern, a former Femen activist, explains in an interview how her critical stance on the trans cause led to a 'political transition' from left to right. Coming from an engaged feminist background, she describes her journey from a provincial student in Paris, marked by sexist harassment and radical activism. In an intimate book, she discusses her openness to the love of France and transcendence.
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Olivier Marleix, former head of the Les Républicains group in the National Assembly, left a posthumous testimony on France's political crisis since 2022. In his book 'French Dissolution, the End of Macronism', he details the forced alliance between the presidential camp and a weakened right. The work, completed just before his suicide in July, provides an insider's view of the negotiations leading to the Assembly's dissolution in June 2024.