"Typo" embarrasses attacks ceremonies against Charlie Hebdo
The France recalls starting today and until Sunday the 17 victims of the attack against the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo. A year after the attack, three commemorative plaques were descerradas in Paris by the French President, François Hollande, near the former headquarters of the newspaper, where a police officer was killed and a Jewish grocery store, where four clients were slaughtered during a kidnapping.A ceremony rocked by a typo in the evocative of 11 card designers and journalists from Charlie Hebdo, the name of the cartoonist Wolinski, spelled with a "Y"."Wolinsky», the huge foul on commemorative plaque of #CharlieHebdo https://t.co/y3PJ4QuCx6 to pic.twitter.com/G2gRfZzrVMThe organizers were forced to go back to cover the plate, waiting for it to be replaced. So the plate rue Nicolas Appert after spelling on Wolinski error... CC pic.twitter.com/7zKfE96Nw2-@davidperrotinA year later, the official acts must match on Sunday, with a ceremony evocative of the victims of all terrorist attacks in Paris last year.To mark the date, the satirical newspaper publishes a Special Edition, this Wednesday, whose cover is creating a new controversy.#CharlieHebdo: 1 year after the bombing anniversary number pulled in 1 million copies https://t.co/CjPQ6IhKRp to pic.twitter.com/5fA8yRJ69DOn the first page, a caricature of a bloodthirsty God, armed with a kalashnikov, intends to illustrate the alleged responsible the attacks that, according to the newspaper, is still at large.
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