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CHRONIC. Each camp has designated its scapegoats after the disaster of the organization of the Champions League final on Saturday at the Stade de France.
By Jean-Francois Kahn
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The disaster consummated, we witnessed a festival of discards but also of self-enclosure in the systems of explanations a priori most consistent with obsessions and denials…
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