Idée reçue #28 : L’Europe a une armée

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Résumé de l’épisode L’Europe posséderait déjà une armée. Est-ce vrai ou est-ce faux? Vincent Couronne et Tania Racho déconstruisent et analysent pour nous cette légende européenne, aidé cette fois-ci encore de Samuel Faure, maître de conférences en science politique à Sciences Po Saint-Germain. Cet épisode est également disponible sur Euradio. Vous avez entendu Marine Le Pen, France Info, 22 mai 2017 Extrait du reportage « L’Eurocorps, défense commune de l’Europe », France 24, 2008 Nigel Farage, ancien leader du Brexit, alors député européen devant le Parlement Européen le 3 janvier 2019 Jacek Saryusz-Wolsk, extrait du reportage « Défense : bientôt une armée européenne ? », France 24, 2016 Dillon, Thirteen Thirtyfive, 2011 Extrait du reportage « Le photographe Narciso Contreras au coeur des prisons libyennes »,TV5 Monde, 16 octobre 2020 Animation Vincent Couronne et Tania Racho Réalisation Lucien Oriol Coordination Camille Blumberg Attachés de production Flavie Césard, Axel Mouton, Victor Simon et Ebbane VallaeysThe post Idée reçue #28 : L’Europe a une armée first appeared on Amicus Radio.

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