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Francia: ministro dell'interno sostiene che gli estremisti islamici non possono lavorare in aeroporto

Parigi, Francia - Sarkozy difende la decisione di allontanare decine di musulmani dalle aeree sensibili dello scalo parigino

Fa discutere in Francia il caso di 43 dipendenti dell'aeroporto internazionale "Charles de Gaulle" di Parigi-Roissy, in maggioranza di religione musulmana, cui sono state ritirate le abilitazioni a lavorare nelle aree extra-doganali perché -secondo l'unità centrale di lotta al terrorismo francese (Uclat)- essi rappresentano "Un rischio per la sicurezza dello scalo". La decisione è giunta in seguito al...

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