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400 kilomètres de marche en bord de Vienne\; Développement de PARI86

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Après 400 kilomètres de marche en bord de Vienne, le temps de l'échange. Avec Nicolas Beublet, Journaliste indépendant en Aquitaine Musique : Marie-Jay - Nulle Développement de PARI86 Avec Elvis Slowinski et Adèle BURUCOA, référents handicap pour les accueils de loisirs-périscolaire. Musique : Jembaa Groove fat. Tim Lyre & the cavemen - Be a lover

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