French mayor's anger as court orders that Saint Michel statue must go
The statue had been approved by 94% of voters in a referendum in 2022 but a court has ruled that it breaks France’s secularism laws
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The statue had been approved by 94% of voters in a referendum in 2022 but a court has ruled that it breaks France’s secularism laws
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