Idée reçue #15: L’Europe interdit la fessée

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Résumé de l’épisode Vincent Couronne et Tania Racho, de l’équipe des Surligneurs, vous proposent une nouvelle fois d’analyser et de déconstruire les préjugés et les idées reçues sur l’Europe. Au programme de cette quinzième émission, l’Europe interdirait-elle la fessée? Vous avez entendu Reportage : La France interdit la fessée, Euronews, 3 juillet 2019 Reportage : L’Europe pourrait interdire la fessée, France 2, 3 mars 2015 Bruno Le Maire dans l’émission « Politique Matin », LCP, 3 mars 2015 Tweet de Laurent Wauquiez, 2 mars 2015 Youthstar (feat. Taiwan MC), Middle Finger, 2017 Bande annonce du film 50 nuances de Grey, Universal Pictures France, 2015 Animation Vincent Couronne et Tania Racho Réalisation Lucien Oriol Coordination Camille Blumberg Attachés de production Victor Simon et Ebbane VallaeysThe post Idée reçue #15: L’Europe interdit la fessée first appeared on Amicus Radio.

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